Architecting SharePoint for the Cloud

When transitioning your skillset from on-premises to a more hybrid cloud environment, you have to also transition your management techniques from GUI and One-Off solutions to a more reproducible Automated environment. Learn the ins and outs of Azure Automation Services and the new Automation Script Gallery. Leverage existing scrips or publish your own for others to use in their environments. Looking to take this to the next level – bring in some new DesiredStateConfiguration skills to standardize, configure and maintain your deployments at scale in the cloud.
I had to pause the live show for 10-15 minutes. .I'm sure I was only 5 or so minutes from the finish and stream finished. I take it you shouldn't pause the live show?
Hi folks, is there a recording available anywhere? TIA.
@jamiet: You can rewatch the live stream on the homepage of https://channel9.msdn.com. And the on-demand version will be up in a few hours, where you can download the video file.
28 minutes ago, golnazal wrote
@jamiet: You can rewatch the live stream on the homepage of https://channel9.msdn.com. And the on-demand version will be up in a few hours, where you can download the video file.
Cool, thank you golnazal
where can we find decks for all these sessions?
@kangxh: decks are on the way
Thanks guys, was just discussing this issue with someone thinking of moving to azure, awesome timing !
Are there plans to extend the asset Store via Web services or more importantly the Windows PowerShell module so that these objects can be consumed within the ISE?
It's a great feature but it should be something you can access from the PC PowerShell side (Think console and automation) and not only the Web Console (think of that as a GUI)
Or are there plans to improve the web based editor to the same level as the ISE for debugging capabilities?
I do like those pre-built sample runbooks :) VERY nice !
@EnergizedTechPowerShellMVP: Sean - that's a forward looking statement. Do you think we'd answer that? ;)
Since I've gotten this question a few times -- if you're wondering how I integrated with Git in Azure Automation as part of the DSC demo, I used the Copy-GithubRepository runbook.