Windows 10 Image Series – Part 1 – Create The VM
In this series I am going to show you how build a Windows 10 Image via Azure Pipelines and DevOps without 3rd party tooling, welcome to part 1! Part 1…
Powershell Function for Creating WVD Hostpools
I have written a Powershell Function which I use for Creating WVD Hostpools. Instead of clicking through the portal you now can create multiple hostpools by running this function. Prerequisites…
WVD Create HostPool
This is a blogpost about how to create a WVD HostPool. I demonstrate two methods. The GUI based method and the Powershell method. In addition, you can also create the…
WVD Intune ARM Template Update
You can deploy Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) via an ARM Template. There is a possible update incoming for this template. This update may contain native join to Microsoft Intune (Endpoint…
WVD HostPool Registration Key
This blogpost is about getting a Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) hostpool registration key. This registration key is needed to register new WVD Session Hosts to your hostpool. I am using…
Snapshot Managed Disk to Storage Account
This is a blogpost about creating an image from an existing Virtual Machine on Microsoft Azure. We are going to snapshot the managed disk of the machine and upload it…
RDP ShortPath for WVD
This is my take on RDP Shortpath for WVD. In this blogpost I will discuss the pro's and cons of using this feature. Furthermore, I will talk about the configuration…
Bitlocker encryption Azure DevOps Release Pipeline
This is a blogpost about setting Bitlocker drive encryption for WVD sessionhosts in an Azure DevOps Release Pipeline. The Bitlocker key will be stored in an Azure Keyvault. This post…
OneDrive Machine Install Script
This is a blog about a script which removes OneDrive Personal and installs OneDrive Machine (All users) Install. You can use this if you want to deploy OneDrive on Windows…
Add NSG Rule via Azure DevOps Pipeline
This blogpost describes how to add an NSG Rule via an Azure DevOps Pipeline to momentarily give Azure Devops via WinRM access to your Subnet. At this time of writing…