Automating Nerdio Manager Shell Apps, with Custom apps, Part 3

Using Azure Pipelines and the Nerdio Manager REST API to automate import of custom applications.
Using Azure Pipelines and the Nerdio Manager REST API to automate import of custom applications.
Using Azure Pipelines and Evergreen for hands off creation of Shell Apps in Nerdio Manager.
An automated pipeline for creating and updating Nerdio Manager Shell Apps with Evergreen.
Some big changes are coming to Evergreen, so be prepared to update your scripts and pipelines to ensure things don’t break.
Using Evergreen and the Rimo3 API to automatically import applications into Rimo3 for discovery, baseline and testing.
Setting up macOS on a Mac mini M1 as a home server.
Automated validation of VDI images for user acceptance testing with Azure Pipelines and self-hosted agents running Pester to perform automated tests with Evergreen.
Setting up a local Windows, WSL2, Linux or macOS environment to use IntuneCD to backup and document an Intune tenant.
The Endpoint Privilege Management preview is available in your Intune tenant and it may well become a key tool for removing administrator access from managed Windows PCs.
Microsoft recently released the preview of Endpoint Privilege Management in Microsoft Intune which is a powerful capability for removing administrative privileges from end users on managed Windows desktops. In its current preview form, it is worth considering carefully how it should be implemented.
Using PowerShell and GitHub Actions to automate the packaging of the Microsoft 365 Apps and import into an Intune tenant.