Getting Started with Azure App Service: A Beginner's Guide to Web App Deployment
Dive into the world of Azure App Service with our comprehensive beginner's guide! Learn the step-by-step process of deploying your first web app using Azure. From navigating the Azure portal to mastering deployment via Azure CLI, unlock the secrets to seamless web app deployment. Get ready to elevate your skills and bring your projects to life with Azure App Service!
Deploy File to Intune Enrolled Devices as Win-32 App
I had a request to Deploy a pdf file to user's desktop and could not find clear documentation, hence here is how I successfully deployed it and decided to share is with this amazing community. Deploy File to Intune Enrolled Devices Deploy a file to Intune enrolled device's to "C:\Users\Public\Desktop" through Intune Step 1: Prepare the files: The File Install-file.ps1 Remove-file.ps1 Detect-file.ps1 Step 2" Create an Install, Remove & Detect script & save each scripts A. Install: #Installation Script: Install-file.ps1 $FileName = "FileToDesktop.pdf" $ScriptPath = [System.IO.Path]::GetDirectoryName($MyInvocation.MyCommand.Definition) Copy-Item -Path "$ScriptPath\$FileName" -Destination "$Env:Public\Desktop" B. Remove: # Remove Installation: Remove-file.ps1 $FileName = "FileToDesktop.pdf" Remove-Item -Path "$Env:Public\Desktop\$FileName" C. Detect: # save this in a separate folder #Detect File : Detect-file.ps1 $FileName = "FileToDesktop.pdf" if (Test-Path -Path "$Env:Public\Desktop\$FileName"){ Write-Output "0" } Step 3: collect Install-file .ps1, Remove-file .ps1 and the required files in one folder as shown above and create an Intune installation Package. PS C:\Intune\WindowsIntunePrepTool> .\IntuneWinAppUtil.exe Please specify the source folder: C:\DeployFile\FileToDeploy Please specify the setup file: FileToDesktop.pdf Please specify the output folder: C:\DeployFile Do you want to specify catalog folder (Y/N)?N Step 4. Deploy Intune installation file with the following commands Upload the IntunePackage as " App : Windows app (Win32) Install Command: %windir%\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file "Install-file.ps1" Uninstall Command: %windir%\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file "Remove-file.ps1" Operating system architecture = select both 32/64-bit Detection rule: use custom detection script and upload the Detect script created above. Following the above steps, it is straight forward and easy to deploy a file to Intune Enrolled devices when required.
Confusion Regarding Filter Precedence
App Deployment/Packaging Here's the scenario I'm facing (VPP app): Group A (Required Assignment): Users: Identical to Group B. Filter: Include only corporate iPhones. Purpose: Auto-install the app on corporate-owned iPhones. Group B (Available Assignment): Users: Identical to Group A. Filter: None. Purpose: Make the app available to all devices (corporate and BYOD) in the Company Portal. Issue: BYOD devices are receiving the required install despite the filter. Filter message: "The app was offered during the last check-in. We couldn't evaluate the device for matching filters because a conflicting assignment didn't require filters." Filter: (device.model -contains "iPhone") and (device.deviceOwnership -eq "Corporate") Evaluation result: Not evaluated due to a conflicting assignment without filters. Business Request: The app should be available to the same list of users. It should be required (auto-installed) only on corporate devices. Overlapping groups are used to simplify automation and avoid complicating the process for the Service Desk, which would need to check if devices are BYOD or corporate-owned. I've been looking at: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/fundamentals/filters-reports-troubleshoot#filters-and-assignment-conflict-resolution https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/fundamentals/filters-reports-troubleshoot#filters-and-assignment-conflict-resolution https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-deploy#how-conflicts-between-app-intents-are-resolved And am admittedly a little smooth-brained. Can anyone explain what's happening here and how to resolve? Is the "no filter" available group taking precedence over the "include" filter and somehow pushing to all devices? How can I rectify this? Can I just add a dynamic group to exclude all BYOD devices in the required assignment and leave the rest the same or use an exclude filter for BYOD device in the required assignment? Any help is appreciated.Deploy a Custom Vision App on Azure App Service with Zero Downtime Deployment using Deployment Slots
Utilize Custom Vision client library for Node.js to create a Custom Vision classification model and deploy a Web App implementation using Azure App Service. In this tutorial, you will also get to leverage the power of Azure App Service’s Deployment Slots to avert downtime during redeployment after making changes to code, enabling you to test code and deploy gradually without users being affected.
