Rami's blog dedicated to building enterprise scale XRM applications
Rami Mounla Microsoft recently released the BETA version of their Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement automated UI testing API built on top of Selenium EasyRepro. The API makes automated UI testing for Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement and Dynamics CRM 2016 (much) easier and it works like a charm!
Read moreDynamics 365 Customer Engagement Automated UI Testing with EasyRepro
Microsoft recently released the Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Online Management API which enables you to programmatically manipulate your Dynamics 365 instance (almost everything you can do from the Dynamics 365 Admin Center) including backing-up your instance to Azure storage.
The InstanceBackups POST operation contains an IsAzureBackup boolean parameter which, in conjunction with the AzureStorageInformation parameter, copies your Dynamics 365 backup to a designated Azure Storage.
It is 6am in Wellington, and after a fright of not having an ESTA visa to enter the US, here I am waiting to start the first leg of my journey to Redmond, WA where the MVP summit is hosted.
I am looking forward to meeting the MVP heroes that I’ve been look up to since I started my career.
I am humbled and honoured to have been presented with an MVP award. A title that I have been seeking since I was nominated last year.
Thank you to all the MVPs and Microsoft staff that believed in me and made this possible
My sessions got accepted this year at Ignite NZ. I am looking forward to hitting the stage and presenting some exiting new topics.
Over the last 6 months, I’ve been doing some research around mainstreaming CRM installs and deployments. A very exiting and current topic.
I presented part of my research at my local Dynamics User Group (which I encourage people in the area to join).
With any software product, the best way to increase your productivity is to master the shortcuts. Dynamics CRM is no exception. Part of the productivity track in my blog I decided to cover some of my favourite shortcuts that drastically enhance my daily Dynamics CRM experience .
At the last Wellington Dynamics User Group (WDUG) I ran, I was asked by one of the regular attendees “H” whether rollup fields are also calculated on disabled records. So I thought I would give it a try.
Ever wondered what the minimum hardware requirements you can get away with are when building a CRM 2015 VM? This post covers the minimum “viable” hardware requirements for implementing a CRM 2015 server.
Welcome 2015!
I’m starting 2015 by creating a new blog. This blog is dedicated to building enterprise scale XRM applications. You can read more about what the blog is about in the following page.