since Windows Server 2012 R2 is RTM and downloadable since yesterday i
would like to ask about the availability of the Chef + Windows PowerShell
DSC integration.
Microsoft has taken a HUGE step forward with R2 + Powershell DSC. Now there
is a native way for configure and instrument Windows Servers and
Applications.
This is the first time in years I have been truly excited by Microsoft.
Hello Bjoern – it’s great to hear about your interest in the powershell /
dsc integration. The lwrp we used for the TechEd demos was based on a very
early build of dsc, so I doubt it will work on the final RTM build. We’re
getting started on making it work with the RTM build, and when we do that
it will definitely be in a public repository.
Bjoern, can you give some example use cases for how you’d like to use the
lwrp? This will be helpful for us to make sure we have our bases covered.
since Windows Server 2012 R2 is RTM and downloadable since yesterday i
would like to ask about the availability of the Chef + Windows PowerShell
DSC integration.
Microsoft has taken a HUGE step forward with R2 + Powershell DSC. Now there
is a native way for configure and instrument Windows Servers and
Applications.
This is the first time in years I have been truly excited by Microsoft.
Hello Bjoern – it’s great to hear about your interest in the powershell /
dsc integration. The lwrp we used for the TechEd demos was based on a very
early build of dsc, so I doubt it will work on the final RTM build. We’re
getting started on making it work with the RTM build, and when we do that
it will definitely be in a public repository.
Bjoern, can you give some example use cases for how you’d like to use the
lwrp? This will be helpful for us to make sure we have our bases covered.
since Windows Server 2012 R2 is RTM and downloadable since yesterday i
would like to ask about the availability of the Chef + Windows PowerShell
DSC integration.
Microsoft has taken a HUGE step forward with R2 + Powershell DSC. Now
there is a native way for configure and instrument Windows Servers and
Applications.
This is the first time in years I have been truly excited by Microsoft.
In the video from Opscode and Microsoft at TechEd 2013 ( Shows | Microsoft Learn) the
"dsc_configuration_script" - resource is shown to work with DSC.
We would like to install all of our new Windows Servers with WS2012 R2
(RTM) because of PowerShell DSC.
Is the "dsc_configuration_script" resource/provider/lwrp anywhere
available in a public repo ?
I would really like to test, give feedback and contribute to the
PowerShell DSC integration. I hope there is a way.
Hello Bjoern – it’s great to hear about your interest in the powershell /
dsc integration. The lwrp we used for the TechEd demos was based on a very
early build of dsc, so I doubt it will work on the final RTM build. We’re
getting started on making it work with the RTM build, and when we do that
it will definitely be in a public repository.
Bjoern, can you give some example use cases for how you’d like to use the
lwrp? This will be helpful for us to make sure we have our bases covered.
since Windows Server 2012 R2 is RTM and downloadable since yesterday i
would like to ask about the availability of the Chef + Windows PowerShell
DSC integration.
Microsoft has taken a HUGE step forward with R2 + Powershell DSC. Now
there is a native way for configure and instrument Windows Servers and
Applications.
This is the first time in years I have been truly excited by Microsoft.
In the video from Opscode and Microsoft at TechEd 2013 ( Shows | Microsoft Learn) the
"dsc_configuration_script" - resource is shown to work with DSC.
We would like to install all of our new Windows Servers with WS2012 R2
(RTM) because of PowerShell DSC.
Is the "dsc_configuration_script" resource/provider/lwrp anywhere
available in a public repo ?
I would really like to test, give feedback and contribute to the
PowerShell DSC integration. I hope there is a way.