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PowerShell Desired State Configuration and DevOps in Microsoft Azure
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Learn how to leverage Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration to operationalize “DevOps” capabilities on Azure. We start with the basics of PowerShell DSC working through the basic architecture, example uses and preventing “configuration drift.” We review DevOps principles and then apply those principles using PowerShell DSC over Azure to enable continuous deployment.
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The Discussion
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Ameer Thanks guys, excellent overview.
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Ameer Hi there Nana/Hemant,
The demos you had were pretty cool. Have you published the scripts that were used in this demo ?
Ameer.
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