image.XO We adjusted the options for most of the available provisioners. This enables more possibilities during the image configuration and deployment process. DSC Local Configuration We added more options to the DSC Local Configuration provisioner. File We added more options to the File provisioner. Linux Shell Command We added more options to the Linux Shell Command provisioner. Linux Shell Script We […]
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Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 🟢 New PowerShell Command provisioner options 🟢 Add AWS Marketplace images support Will be updated soon Will be updated soon 🟢 New PowerShell Script provisioner options 🟢 Add Azure Marketplace images support 🟢 New Windows Reboot provisioner options 🟢 Add dynamic regions and VM sizes for Azure and AWS 🟢 New
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 (in planning) 🟢 Enable central Tags 🟠 Configurable continue-on-error option for applications 🟠 New Package Wizard Chocolatey support for private repositories 🟠 Enable central Parameters 🟡 Winget support (public) Winget support for private repositories 🟠 Implement GUI redesign 🟡 Chocolatey support (public) 🟡 Add package size to data table 🟡 Adjust
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Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 (in planning) 🟢 Optimize Resources and Parameters 🟢 Enable central Resources 🟡 Move Nodes area from config.XO to Inventory Add main user to nodes overview data table 🟠 Enable central Parameters 🟠 Enable central Tags 🟡 Add node details application data for installation date, uninstall string, installation path 🟡 Add compliance
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 TBD 🟢 Implement central Resources area 🟡 Dashboard redesign 🟡 Introduce new inventory area Will be updated soon 🟢 Implement central Parameters area 🟡 Implement central Notifications area 🟠 Implement central Schedules area 🟡 Add Google Cloud Support 🟡 Introduce a quick add area in the nav bar 🟡 Add API
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 (in planning) 🟠 GUI redesign Entra ID support 🟡 Subscription updates More granular access control to modules 🟡 Introduce a free plan Multiple billing addresses 🟡 MFA support 🟡 Enable custom coupon codes 🟠 Currently in development🟡 Planned
There are a lot of security concerns with PowerShell DSC. Perhaps the first that jumps to our mind is, “our configurations contain a lot of important and proprietary information!” True. Also true: “If someone can modify our configurations, then they can control our environment.” So we will try and address both of these concerns. Securing
PowerShell All nodes that will be used to author or receive configurations are running WMF version 5.1 or later. Authoring nodes that are used to write configurations locally need to have internet connectivity to download new DSC-related resources. Remote management WS-Management (WS-MAN) traffic is permitted on the network. It will be enabled by default on nodes that have
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