Microsoft Retires Azure Automation Run As Accounts in September 2023
Microsoft plans to retire Azure Automation Run As Accounts on September 30, 2023 and replace them with managed identities. I don't have any issue with the proposal because managed identities are more secure and a better overall solution. It would have been nice if Microsoft had communicated the change more broadly. I guess if you were in the know, you found out about this development, but maybe the average Microsoft 365 tenant administrator might have struggled to discover what's happening.
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