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5Hi all
We have in Azure an Azure Automation service and an App Registration (due to be used for Service Principle access).
The App registration have "owner" permissions in the Azure Automation.
We have a Power Automate where we use the Create Job connector from Azure Automation, and connects with Service Principle. It gets all information that we need.
In a simple Power App we have a button that runs the Power Automate. BUT, it fails for users not having access to Azure Automation. My thought was that when using the Service Principle, then it will be executed in context of that Service Principle, but that seems not to work.
If I add my own users to the Azure Automation then I can execute the flow, but this means that I will need to add all users in the Organization to Azure Automation.
Is this possible at all, or does every user need to have access to the Azure Automation, if yes, what is the point of using a Service Principle in the Create Job connector then?
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