Join Daniel Lachance for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Learning System Center 2016 Orchestrator.
- [Daniel] If you've made it this far…through the course, you're probably feeling pretty confident…and knowledgeable about System Center Orchestrator 2016.…But there's always more.…So some other considerations on where to go next…would include thinking about exploring runbook activities…that are available.…And that could also mean downloading, installing,…and deploying relevant Integration Packs…from which those activities stem.…So get used to what's available in runbook activities,…so you don't reinvent the wheel, for example,…by writing a PowerShell script.…
Then we should be thinking about…further automation integration.…And really what I'm talking about here…is looking at products,…like System Center Service Manager (SCSM),…which gives us pretty much a web portal self-service tool,…which can serve as a front end…for our Orchestrator automation,…through runbooks we would've built…the way we've discussed in this course.…So, also, what comes with that…is the SCSM Integration Pack.…Again, it would be worth exploring the activities…
Author
Daniel Lachance
Released
10/4/2017This course teaches administrators how to automate the monitoring and deployment of data center resources using Orchestrator 2016. Instructor Daniel Lachance begins with a discussion of Orchestrator components and interactions, and walks through the installation of an Orchestrator environment. Then he explores Runbook Designer, the tool for creating various automation solutions related to file management, user onboarding, and more. Follow along and learn how to create your own runbooks with this integral tool, and optimize and reduce your workload.
- Understanding the Orchestrator architecture: from database to console
- Planning an Orchestrator deployment
- Verifying the installation
- Exploring Runbook Designer
- Creating runbooks
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 21s
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What you need to know3m 29s
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What is Orchestrator 2016?2m 37s
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1. Orchestrator Architecture
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Component overview4m 58s
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Orchestrator database8m 10s
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Runbook servers5m 52s
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Orchestrator data bus7m 29s
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Orchestration console7m 50s
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Orchestrator web service4m 46s
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2. Orchestrator Installation
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3. Orchestrator Runbook Designer
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Runbook Designer overview6m 32s
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Azure runbooks5m 11s
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Integration packs2m 51s
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4. Runbook Design
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Runbook use cases4m 31s
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Runbook best practices9m 51s
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Create a simple runbook9m 11s
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5. Runbook Creation
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Check free disk space12m 39s
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Provision a new AD user account14m 23s
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Conclusion
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Next steps3m 9s
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