…or lack thereof? I wanted to add that in the title as well, but unless there is a competition for the longest blog titles, I don’t want to waste my skill right now. In this post, we are going to discuss if there is any relationship between a SUG and a Deployment Package. TLDR What […]
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Automatic Deployment Rules (ADR) are great! They simplify so much of the patching process. That helps us save time, and also helps us in avoiding human errors. But they have a few minor inconveniences like: The SUG being generated does not have the best naming convention. We do not have a sophisticated deployment configuration as […]
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MEMCM Infra Change Monitoring
In one of my previous posts, I talked about how to Audit MEMCM using Status Messages SQL Queries. Today’s post is going to talk about a similar topic of monitoring but changes the approach from reactive to proactive. After implementing this automation, changes in the MEMCM Console will trigger an email and/or Teams notification, as […]
If your organization uses MEMCM for configuration management, it’s more than likely that it is being managed by a team of people instead of a single person. And depending on how your organization works, you may have separate teams who creates collections, deploy the packages and applications, and the team that manages the infrastructure related […]
I built a Configuration Manager (MEMCM) lab in August 2020 as a means to learn more about it and assembled a desktop especially for the same purpose (and maybe a little bit of gaming as well). A couple of months later, I decided to move back to my hometown as we had an option to […]
What is a Boundary? If you see the map of your country, you will notice that all the states are divided with a line, also known as the boundary. Why are they divided? Because every state may have its own policies and access to its own separate resources which are within that region. It is […]