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maybe I can find the solution deep inside the developer documetation found here. But not on the surface, so I hope someone can ask the following question.

We do replicate data from on-premise active-directory to our database to store users, groups, units and configure features- and role-permissions to our applications. As we can't (at least not to start from scratch) authorize all features calling the azure-active-directory API I like to know if it is possible to replicate the needed objects from azure-ad like I can do from ad?

If yes, if someone has a link to any reference you will make my day while I continue seek for this information.

Thanks.

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Yes, we are able to replicate the data from Azure AD through the Azure AD Graph REST. However the Azure AD is a different with Active Directory on-premise. For example, there is no organizational units.

You can check the exposed object in Azure Active Directory via the link below:

Entity and complex type reference | Graph API reference

And to get started with Azure AD Graph REST, you can refer Azure Active Directory Graph API. Also since Microsoft is working on Microsoft Graph, if there is no such object in the Azure AD Graph REST, you may also check the Microsoft Graph REST.

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Thanks for the info. Now I know it works and schedule research.

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