The document summarizes a presentation about using Azure Search to build Office 365 search driven solutions. It discusses configuring an Azure subscription and Azure Search service, creating indexes to organize content, populating indexes by indexing Office 365 content via the Microsoft Graph API and a webjob, and consuming search results via the API or .NET SDK. It provides examples of indexing documents and searching content to build search experiences.

1. May 7th, 2016
SharePoint Saturday
Madrid
Using Azure Search to build Office 365 search
driven solutions
José Carlos Rodríguez Avilés

2. José Carlos Rodríguez Avilés
SharePoint Software Developer
UCI
http://elblogdelprogramador.wordpress.com
@jcroav
Software developer working mainly on SharePoint and very
interested in Azure and how to use services available in this platform
in my projects.

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6. What are we going to see in this session?
1. What about Azure Search Service?
2. How to configure Azure Search in our subscription
3. What about indexes and how to create them?
4. How to index Office 365 content in Azure Search
5. Using all of this in a SPA

7. What about Azure Search Service?
 This service recently left preview version
 Based on Elastic Search
 This service allow us create simple and complete search experiences
 WE DON´T NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SEARCH INFRAESTRUCTURE
 Available SDK.NET or API REST to work with it

8. How does Azure Search work?
Schema
Documents
1.- Creating indexes
2.- Population
3.- Consume via
API REST or SDK.NET

10. What about Indexes?
 Indexes are the main way to order and search content in Azure
Search
 It is similar to how to order registers in tables of databases
 Each index has an schema (fields, field types, properties)
 Furthermore, there are other elements inside an index (such as
suggestion providers, scoring profiles, and so on…)

11. How can we create an index in Azure Search?
 There are three options:
 Using SDK.NET for Azure Search
 Using API REST
 Using Azure portal
 Making a Console Application to create indexes:
1. Connect to Azure Search
2. Test if index exists and delete it (best practice)
3. Create index schema
4. Populate the index

12. Creating an index with SDK.NET

14. How to index Office 365 content in Azure Search?
 There are three important elements in Office 365 content population
 New Microsoft Graph API
 Azure WebJob
 App-Only authentication for Office 365

15. Configuring Azure Subscription
1. Creating certificate
2. Create and configuring AAD permissions
3. Load certificate in AAD
4. Create webjob and configuring
5. Load certificate in webjob

17. Populating content in Azure WebJob
 Console Application to populate content iin Azure Search
1. Get authentication token
2. Call Microsoft Graph
3. Create array with content to index
4. Add information to Azure Search

18. Populating content from Office 365

20. Then what?
Example of using Azure Search in a SPA through API REST

21. Searching content with SDK.NET

22. References
 https://elblogdelprogramador.wordpress.com/2016/01/18/primeros-pasos-con-azure-
search-los-indices/
 https://elblogdelprogramador.wordpress.com/2016/01/24/autenticacion-app-only-para-
usar-la-api-microsoft-graph-en-webjobs-de-azure/
 https://elblogdelprogramador.wordpress.com/2016/02/02/indexando-contenido-en-el-
servicio-azure-search/
 https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/search-what-is-azure-search/
 http://www.eliostruyf.com/building-daemon-or-service-app-with-the-microsoft-graph-api/
 https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/search-howto-dotnet-sdk/
 http://graph.microsoft.io/en-us/docs