Microsoft® System Center: Designing Orchestrator Runbooks
by Aaron Cushner David Ziembicki Andreas Rynes, Mitch Tulloch
Microsoft System Center Designing Orchestrator Runbooks
- Microsoft® System Center: Designing Orchestrator Runbooks
- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Introduction
- 1. Introducing System Center 2012
- 2. System Center Orchestrator
- 3. Orchestrator architecture and deployment
- 4. Modular runbook design and development
- What is a runbook?
- Creating runbooks
- Modular runbook design
- Developing a systematic approach to IT process automation
- 5. Orchestrator runbook best practices and patterns
- Runbook design best practices
- Using Windows PowerShell in Orchestrator
- Windows PowerShell remoting
- Set trace and status variables to defaults
- Validate inputs
- Establish PS remote session
- Execute script in remote session
- Use try/catch/finally
- Append useful data to the Trace variable
- Add any required Windows PowerShell modules
- Use throw for common errors
- Perform core task logic
- Set ErrorState and ErrorMessage
- Return results
- Prep data for Orchestrator Publishing
- Close remote session
- Putting it all together
- Returning arrays
- Runbook patterns
- 6. Modular runbook example
- 7. Calling and executing Orchestrator runbooks
- A. Windows PowerShell source code for core component runbooks
- B. Steps to set up VMM to SM integration
- C. About the authors
- Copyright
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