First published on TECHNET on Sep 10, 2018
This is part twenty of a series discussing the Operating System Deployment feature of Configuration Manager. This session is a discussion of automation and the deep level customization that can introduce truly compelling imaging scenarios. Specific scenarios include the interface between task sequencing and Orchestrator, discussion of Imaging as a Service and customizing how task sequence activities take place versus simply using default task sequence items and more.
The video linked below was prepared by Steven Rachui, a Principal Premier Field Engineer focused on manageability technologies.
Next in the series is a session that focuses on options to enable troubleshooting scenarios versus specifically tracking imaging activity in the log.
Posts in Advanced OSD.
Go straight to the Advanced OSD playlist
This is part twenty of a series discussing the Operating System Deployment feature of Configuration Manager. This session is a discussion of automation and the deep level customization that can introduce truly compelling imaging scenarios. Specific scenarios include the interface between task sequencing and Orchestrator, discussion of Imaging as a Service and customizing how task sequence activities take place versus simply using default task sequence items and more.
The video linked below was prepared by Steven Rachui, a Principal Premier Field Engineer focused on manageability technologies.
Next in the series is a session that focuses on options to enable troubleshooting scenarios versus specifically tracking imaging activity in the log.
Posts in Advanced OSD.
- Part XV - Advanced Concepts
- Part XVI - OSD - BIOS or UEFI
- Part XVII - OSD and Custom Boot Images - Process and Strategy
- Part XVIII - Advanced Scenarios 2
- Part XIX – DaRT
- Part XX - OSD – Automating and Custom OSD (this post)
- Part XXI - OSD – Troubleshooting
Go straight to the Advanced OSD playlist
Updated Oct 18, 2018
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