Introduction

5 minutes

Microsoft Power Pages administrators ensure that sites are properly set up and optimized to run more securely and efficiently. As a Power Pages administrator, you might have the following responsibilities.

Life cycle operations

For life cycle operations, you might need to:

Create and delete sites.
Convert sites to production.
Control site visibility.
Manage license assignments.

Site configuration

You'll need to set up the site, which might include the following tasks:

Set up site features, such as search, multi-lingual support, and integrations with other technologies.
Manage network configuration details, such as vanity domains, keys and certificates, and IP address restrictions.
Set up advanced performance and security features, such as Content Delivery Network and Web Application Firewall.

Security

To set up security in Power Pages, you might need to:

Manage authentication and identity providers.
Set up authorization settings and permissions to control access to a site's content and features.
Maintain user accounts, web roles, registration, and invitation processes.

Production monitoring and support

As a Power Pages admin, you might have production monitoring and support responsibilities, including:

Monitor a site's performance and usage.
Analyze access logs.
Troubleshoot and diagnose issues.
Maintain and update Power Pages solutions.
Deploy new features and capabilities of Power Pages.

Compliance and privacy

Managing compliance and privacy might involve the following tasks:

Protect business data and maintain data privacy.
Ensure regulatory compliance, such as General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Adhere to global accessibility standards.