The document provides an introduction to Microsoft Graph API, detailing its purpose as a unified API for accessing and managing data across Microsoft services such as users, messages, and files. It highlights the benefits of using a single endpoint and authentication process for both corporate and consumer users. Basic operations for interacting with the API, as well as code samples and SDK resources, are also presented.

1. Getting started with MS
Graph API
Jasjit Chopra

2. Agenda
• Introduction to MS Graph API
• Getting started
• Basic Operations

3. What is Microsoft Graph?
Single API for:
1.Accessing data
/me, /users, /groups, /messages, /drive, ….
2.Traversing data
/drive/items/<id>/lastmodifiedByUser
3.Accessing insights
/insights/trending
4.Work/School and Personal
https://graph.microsoft.com/

4. Introduction – Rest API for M365
Azure Active Directory
And more……
Education
Devices
Activities
Advanced Threat Analytics
Intune
Identity Management
Enterprise Mobility and Security
Excel
PlannerOneNote
Microsoft Teams
Outlook/Exchange
OneDrive
SharePoint

5. Introduction
• All types of users
• Corporate (@contoso.com)
• Consumer (@outlook.com)
• Simplified Access
• One endpoint
• One auth key
• One set of docs
• One SDK !

6. State of the world before Microsoft Graph
•Many different APIs to access data
•Separate auth stacks for work and personal
Work and school Personal

7. Today’s world with Microsoft Graph
Microsoft Graph
https://graph.microsoft.com
Work and school Personal
…

8. Getting Started (Graph Explorer)
https://graph.microsoft.com

9. Basic Operations
1. List: GET /users
2. Get: GET /users/{id}
3. Create: POST /users
4. Update: PATCH /users/{id}
5. Delete: DELETE /users/{id}
6. Invoke: POST /domains/{id}/verify
7. Batch: POST /$batch

10. Code Samples and SDKs
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/code-samples-and-sdks

11. MS Graph API
DEMO

12. Thank you !
@jasjitchopra
#OfficeDev