ALT Image showing how to use Copy-PnPTeamsTeam cmdlet to clone a Microsoft Teams team. Using this command, global admins and Microsoft Teams service admins can access teams that they are not a member of to make a copy of them. Creates a copy of a team. This operation also creates a copy of the corresponding group. You can specify which parts of the team to clone: apps - Copies Microsoft Teams apps that are installed in the team. channels – Copies the channel structure (but not the messages in the channel). members – Copies the members and owners of the group. settings – Copies all settings within the team, along with key group settings. tabs – Copies the tabs within channels. When tabs are cloned, they are put into an unconfigured state -- they are displayed on the tab bar in Microsoft Teams, and the first time you open them, you'll go through the configuration screen.

ALT Use Set-PnPVivaConnectionsDashboardACE cmdlet from PnP PowerShell module to update the properties of an Adaptive Card Extension on the Viva connections dashboard page

ALT Use PnP PowerShell cmdlet, Get-PnPMicrosoft365ExpiringGroup, to retrieve list of expiring groups in your tenant.

ALT Using PnP PowerShell inside Docker containers