- The article discusses the importance of considering different authentication methods beyond just Microsoft Active Directory for Power Pages deployment.
- It explains the process of enabling non-Microsoft authentication by accessing the Setup area and selecting Identity Providers under Authentication.
- The article demonstrates the configuration of LinkedIn authentication as an example of a different identity provider.
- To configure authentication using LinkedIn, the user needs to create an app in LinkedIn Developer Solutions and obtain necessary details to complete the setup in Power Pages.
- In Power Pages, the user can paste the client ID and secret provided by LinkedIn, confirming the setup to display LinkedIn as an additional sign-in option.
- The solution can be tested by publishing changes and observing the appearance of both Azure AD and LinkedIn sign-in options on the Sign In page.
- The article concludes by hinting at future content related to Power Pages and its integration with other aspects of the Power Platform.
- The author signs off with a message of appreciation for the readers and a promise of more content in the series to come.
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