Azure AD Users and Groups Explained - AZ-800

[@joelvedala]

Man I don't know what is your name. Your videos are lovely and informative. Everyone can become a master by seeing you videos. Thanks for the effort.

[@BurningIceTech]

Your most welcome Joel I don't generally mention my name in the videos since I'm not doing this for fame :) It's just to help people with free knowledge

[@samsmit8245]

Like usual thanks a lot for this. It's greatly appreciated!

[@haroonrasheed6461]

Great lesson 👍

[@yessikaandriani5812]

Thank you very much, Sir 🙇‍♀

[@asnacck]

this is soo helpful thank you so much!!!

[@victor_mvp4525]

Azure Active Directory is now Microsoft Entra ID

[@BurningIceTech]

Correct you are. They recently changed this and the change was made after I made this video. Most of the changes Microsoft does makes sense but this is a bit confusing to most. The old name made a bit more sense since it was an "Active Directory" and since it was on "Azure". So calling it Azure Active Directory makes perfect sense. This whole "Entra ID" thing is really throwing people for a curve ball though haha

[@vaibhavmane3555]

Hi Sir, Nice as always! can you please complete the course so we can start az801🤠

[@jnsmith111]

I need to break up my AD users in to groups of 2000 as the remote end only allows SCIM AD group sizes of 2000. So, the SCIM AD group size of 50k for Azure is overruled. The one thing I'm having issues finding online is information on how multiple Azure groups sync\provision. Meaning, the order set by default. If you have it set where all groups are selected to provision, does Azure AD start at the top of list and sync to the bottom ? Is the a way to automate the order of which groups sync first ? Overall, I want to make sure the groups don't try to provision all at once, as you can only talk to remote so many times in a minute as well. As a note, the remote end is a Cloud application. When we provision from Azure, it creates users in the app.

[@xozeintk8093]

Thx!!!! a lot!