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I created a Power App, which including kusto(Azure date explorer) connections, the connection was created by my AAD account. I want to share the app to other users, but they don't have the permission to access the backend kusto. What should I do to let these users using the app normally? Is it possible to create a kusto connection with a public account (like service principal) in Power Apps?
the connection:
Thanks a lot!!!
Hi @Hao_
As per my knowledge, Not possible to connect using the Service principle for now. Create an AD Account which is a Non-interactive account (Service Account) and use that account to connect the Data Explorer.
Thanks,Stalin - Learn To Illuminate
Hi StalinPonnusamy,
Thank you very much for your answer!!!
But I'm a new user of Power Platform, I still have some questions:
Best wishes
1. Create a regular user in AD but disable the logins since the connector is accepting App registration.
2. Once connections are created, we can change the connection using Switch Account
Some information about Non-Interactive users
This is indeed a good way, but it's impossible to create a new account right now, so is there any other way?
I find that we can use service principal connect to Kusto in automate flow, I try to use the flow query data and response the record to PowerApps, but it doesn't work: the user still has to be granted kusto permission…😫
Thanks
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