Adding a Hybrid Runbook Worker for Azure Automation
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Hey, everybody. Hope you are doing well. If you're not, you are about to be doing better, for I am going to embed a pre-release of "The Force Awakens" below! [...]
I've recently been working with a few different organizations on server automation projects. If you have been following the Microsoft automation space for the past couple of years you have [...]
One of the great many features of System Center Orchestrator 2012 R2 is the ability to create reusable "Variables". Now I use the term Variable loosely given what I am [...]
I have recently been working on a few projects where I have been working on patching solutions with either Orchestrator or SMA. It is almost impossible to discuss patching in [...]
Greetings and Felicitations, readers! This week's blog post is on the subject of System Center Orchestrator and the very useful, yet sometimes fickle, Run .NET Script activity. As many [...]
If you have been using System Center Orchestrator for any period of time there are chances that you have many different unused runbooks in your environment. Many organizations will version [...]
Patching SQL AlwaysOn with Orchestrator is a bit different than the patching Hyper-V clusters with Orchestrator. If you've looked up the community runbook for cluster patching from Neil Peterson found [...]
Update Runbook GUIDs Script for SCSM I spend a lot of my time assisting clients with Service Manager and helping deliver self-service automation capabilities to organizations. Two things often involved [...]