Author: Alex Verboon
Deploying ConfigMgr Current Branch in Azure Dev Test Lab
Remember the days when you spend hours if not days just to get a lab environment in place and any time you wanted to use the environment again, you spend another couple of hours to get It updated. About 3 Read More …
How to link an OMS Workspace with an Azure Automation Account
When adding solutions to your OMS workspace you might get prompted to specify an Azure Automation account which then results in a link being created between the OMS workspace and the Azure Automation account. Now let’s assume you don’t need Read More …
OMS Log Analytics HTTP Data Collector API – Work notes
I believe that the Microsoft Operations Management Suite is yet another example of how cool Cloud based solutions can be. Instead of first having to spin up an entire backend infrastructure before you can actually start collecting data, with the Read More …
Retrieve Azure Virtual Machine Size information with PowerShell
One important topic to consider when deploying virtual machines in Azure is the size of the virtual machine as this affects the pricing, but beware that not only virtual machine sizing has a pricing impact other factors like storage and Read More …
Download and Install the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit with PowerShell
Back in June 2012 I posted the Automated download and Installation for the Windows Assessment and Deployment kit article. Not a lot has changed since then,i.e. you still need to first download the sources before you can install them. Nevertheless Read More …
Select-MyAzureRmSubscription
I have multiple Azure subscriptions linked to my account, so anytime I connect to Azure in PowerShell I have to make sure i am working in the right context. To simplify this I wrote a little helper function called Select-MyAzureRmSubscription. Read More …
PowerShell Script – Get-MsolRoleMemberDetails
To get a list of all users that belong to a given role, the Microsoft Azure Active Directory module has a cmdlet Get-MsolRoleMember, however to run the cmdlet you must use the RoleObjectId parameter and provide a value. The possible Read More …
PowerShell Script – Get-WinBuildInfo
Here’s a script I wrote that retrieves all the Windows 10 build information, including Insider level when enabled. And here’s a list of sites that provide information about the builds, releases, version numbers etc. http://changewindows.org/platform/desktop https://buildfeed.net/ https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-info.aspx https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12387/windows-10-update-history?ocid=client_wu