Azure runbook script to send mail using PowerShell and SendGrid
Hi Friends, Today I will be showing how to create and send the mail notification using the SendGrid through Azure Runbook and Powershell SendGrid is a third party API that is very much integrated with Azure and is very easy to use. It provides various ways to send the mail. In this blog, I will be explaining the code to use SendGrid REST API to send the mail. STEPS..!! Step 1: To use SendGrid, you should have 2 things SendGrid Subscription Key: This key will let the SendGrid know the subscription you have and will allow the number of emails accordingly Sender Identity: This identifies the sender so that the mails do not lands up in the SPAM/JUNK folder. To have the above two, you need to login to the SendGrid and follow the instruction. Step 2: Store the Subscription key in Key Vault To maintain the security, I will be keeping the SendGrid Subscription Key into the Azure KeyVault. If you want to do the same, please follow the steps mentioned here Make a note of the two properties ...