Microsoft 365 core services MS-600

The MS-600 Building Applications and Solutions with Microsoft 365 Core Services course is designed to prepare developers and IT professionals to build, deploy, and manage applications and solutions using Microsoft 365 core services. In the course, participants will learn to leverage the powerful capabilities of Microsoft 365 to improve the productivity, collaboration and security of their organizations. One of the main goals of the course is to teach participants how to use Microsoft Graph APIs to access and manipulate data within Microsoft 365. They will learn to create applications that interact with Microsoft 365 services such as Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Microsoft Teams, taking advantage of the features offered by these platforms to improve productivity and efficiency. The course also focuses on using Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) to manage authentication and authorization in Microsoft 365 applications. Participants will learn to register their applications in Azure AD, configure access control, and implement secure authentication with OAuth2 tokens and OpenID Connect. Additionally, the course covers developing custom solutions using SharePoint Framework (SPFx) extensions and Microsoft Teams apps. Participants will learn how to create custom web components, extensions, and bots that improve the user experience within SharePoint and Teams, making it easier to collaborate and share information. Finally, the course addresses best practices for implementing and managing Microsoft 365 solutions, including performance monitoring, continuous delivery, and process automation. Participants will learn to use tools and services such as Visual Studio Code, Git, Azure DevOps, and Power Automate to develop, test, and deploy their applications efficiently and securely. The course helps prepare for the Microsoft 365 Teams Application Developer Associate Certification exam.

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Course Objectives

Below is a summary of the main objectives of the Building Applications and Solutions with Microsoft 365 Core Services MS-600 course :

Using Microsoft Graph API to access and manipulate data in Microsoft 365.
Development of custom solutions with SharePoint Framework.
Building applications for Microsoft Teams.
Managing authentication and authorization with Azure Active Directory.
Using tools like Visual Studio Code and Power Automate for development and automation.
Implementing Microsoft 365 solutions that integrate with external data sources.
Developing custom connectors and APIs for Microsoft 365 applications.
Designing and implementing Microsoft 365 solutions that support collaboration and productivity across different devices and platforms.

Course Certification

This course helps you prepare to take the:
MS-600 Building Applications and Solutions with Microsoft 365 Core Services exam;

Course Outline

Assess Microsoft Teams and existing app integration opportunities

Assess current Teams adoption level using M365 Maturity Model
Identify opportunities for no-code or low-code development (Microsoft Power Platform, Azure Logic Apps, Dataverse for Teams)
Assess Teams integration opportunities with existing applications

Design development and production environments

Design test, acceptance, production, and deployment strategy to meet solution requirements
Design development environment by using Microsoft 365 developer tenant
Recommend Azure services for Teams app use cases (serverless compute workflows)
Specify app requirements for CI/CD integration
Develop an appropriate tooling strategy for a Teams solution, including the Teams Toolkit vs Yeoman Teams Generator
Select an appropriate development framework and runtime platform for a Teams solution (including Teams Toolkit for React or Teams Toolkit Blazor)
Select an appropriate runtime platform for a Teams solution (including Node.js, .NET, and/or SPFx)

Design solution based on technical and business requirements

Design authentication scenarios, including for guest users and multitenant authentication
Design UI by using Microsoft Teams UI Library, Fluent UI React Northstar, Adaptive Cards, and Microsoft Teams UI Kit for Figma

Register an application

Determine the supported account type
Select authentication and client credentials for app type and authentication flow
Define app roles

Implement authentication

Configure the JavaScript implementation of Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) for endpoint and token cache
Plan and configure scopes for dynamic or static permission
Use the MSAL (JavaScript) login method
Implement single sign-on authentication for a bot
Implement single sign-on authentication for a tab

Configure permissions to consume an API

Configure delegated permissions for the app
Configure application permissions for the app
Specify and implement consent requirements
Grant consent to an application

Implement authorization to expose or consume an API

Configure incremental consent scopes
Grant scoped permissions to API
Call MSAL (JavaScript) using AcquireTokenSilent/AcquireToken pattern

Implement authorization in an API

Validate access token
Configure effective permissions for delegated scopes
Implement app permissions by using roles
Use a delegated access token to call a Microsoft API

Create a service to access Microsoft Graph

Configure client credentials using a certificate
Consume certificates from Key Vault, including using managed identities
Configure application permissions for the app
Acquire an access token for Microsoft Graph using an application permission and client credential certificate

Access data from Microsoft Graph

Determine whether to retrieve data using a Microsoft Graph SDK or the Graph REST API
Get the signed-in user’s profile
Get a list of users in the organization
Get the user object based on the user’s unique identifier
Access user data from Microsoft Graph
Create, read, update, and delete data
Traverse Microsoft Graph to retrieve data
Upload files larger than 10 mb to Teams
Implement Microsoft Graph Toolkit

Customize responses by using query parameters

Use query parameters, including $filter, $select, $orderby, $count, $skip, and $stop
Expand and retrieve resources using $expand query parameter
Search for resources using $search query parameter
Access paged date using $odata.nextLink, $skip, and $skiptoken parameters
Test queries and responses by using Microsoft Graph Explorer

Optimize usage of Microsoft Graph resources

Monitor for changes using change notifications
Combine multiple requests using $batch
Get changes using a delta query
Detect and handle throttling

Manage a team lifecycle by using Microsoft Graph

Get the information on a team by ID
Get the list of members in a team
Get the list of owners of a team
Get the list of teams where the signed in user is a member
Provision a team using an existing Teams template
Delete or archive a team
Update an existing team
Enable resource-specific consent

Describe the components of a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) solution

Identify the appropriate tool to create an SPFx Web Part project
Describe properties of client-side web parts
Describe Office UI Fabric (Fluent UI) in client-side web parts
Explain when to use an app page
Differentiate between app page and web part
Describe rendering framework options
Describe branding and theming in SharePoint Online
Describe Adaptive Card Extensions
Describe Viva Connections and Viva dashboard
Describe the types of SPFx extensions (Application Customizer, Field Customizer, Command Set extension)

Describe the process to package and deploy an SPFx solution

Describe the options for preparing a package for deployment
Describe the options for packaging a solution
Describe the requirements of tenant-scoped solution deployment
Describe the requirements of domain isolated web parts
Describe the options to deploy a SPFx solution
Describe how to build a Microsoft Teams tab by using SPFx
Manually create an app manifest to deploy a SPFx Web Part to Teams

Describe the consumption of Microsoft Graph

Describe the purpose of the MSGraphClient object
Describe the methods for granting permissions to Microsoft Graph

Describe the consumption of third-party APIs secured with Microsoft Entra ID from within SPFx

Describe the purpose of the AadHttpClient object
Identify the methods for granting permissions to consume a third-party API

Describe Web Parts as Teams Tabs

Describe the considerations for creating a SPFx Web Part to be a Teams Tab
Describe the options for deploying a SPFx Web Part as a Teams Tab

Create a Microsoft Teams app manifest

Configure an app manifest using the Developer Portal
Create an app package for a Microsoft Teams app

Create and use task modules

Create a card-based task module
Create an iframe-based task module
Invoke a task module from a tab
Invoke a task module from a bot
Chain task module invocations

Create a webhook

Create an outgoing webhook
Create an incoming webhook

Implement custom Teams tabs

Create a personal tab
Implement device permissions in a personal tab
Create a channel/group tab
Create a tab with a deep link
Create an adaptive card tab

Create a messaging extension

Create a search command extension
Create an action command extension using an adaptive card
Create an action command extension using parameters
Add link unfurling

Create conversational, call, and online media bots

Create a personal bot
Create a group/channel bot
Send actionable messages from a bot
Create a call bot
Create an online media bot
Handle incoming calls
Transfer incoming calls

Create a meeting extension

Describe the capabilities of Microsoft Teams meeting apps
Enable and configure apps for Teams meetings
Create or integrate apps within the meeting lifecycle
Implement shared meeting stage

Test apps and solutions

Design test plans, including Bots, Connectors, Messaging extensions, Meeting extensions, SSO, and Adaptive cards
Specify required sample data for testing
Deploy sample data by using M365 CLI or PowerShell scripts
Execute test plans, including Bots, Connectors, Messaging extensions, Meeting extensions, SSO, and Adaptive cards

Deploy apps and solutions

Create or modify app definitions in the Developer Portal for Teams
Manage Teams apps packages by using the Developer Portal for Teams
Upload a custom app to a single user or team
Upload an app to the App Catalog
Upload an app to the Developer Portal for Teams
Automate deployment of Teams apps

Monitor and maintain published apps

Recommend audit settings using Microsoft 365 Audit logging
Review and evaluate performance using App Insights
Monitor Microsoft Graph API permissions by using the Microsoft 365 compliance center
Assess new SDK versions for impact to published apps
Analyze logs, usage data, and audit data

Course Mode

Instructor-Led Remote Live Classroom Training;

Trainers

Trainers are authorized Instructors in Microsoft and certified in other IT technologies, with years of hands-on experience in the industry and in Training.

Lab Topology

For all types of delivery, the participant can access the equipment and actual systems in our laboratories or directly in international data centers remotely, 24/7. Each participant has access to implement various configurations, Thus immediately applying the theory learned. Below are some scenarios drawn from laboratory activities.

Course Details

Course Prerequisites

Participation in the Microsoft 365 Fundamentals course is recommended.

Course Duration

Intensive duration 5 days;

Course Frequency

Course Duration: 5 days (9.00 to 17.00) - Ask for other types of attendance.

Course Date

Developing solutions for Microsoft 365 core services course (Intensive Formula) – On request – 09:00 – 17:00

Steps to Enroll

Registration takes place by asking to be contacted from the following link, or by contacting the office at the international number +355 45 301 313 or by sending a request to the email info@hadartraining.com