Azure Automation Using the ARM Model

Focus exclusively on the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) deployment model for Azure automation and gain in-depth knowledge of topics such as runbook authoring, different types of automation runbooks, and hybrid cloud automation. This book covers practical approaches to creating runbooks for multiple use cases, including operational tasks such as VM management and integration of Azure automation with infrastructure monitoring solutions, such as Operations Management Suite (OMS).

Along the way you'll see how to use PowerShell in Azure automation and cover essentials including Azure automation security, source control integration, and runbook output streams. Finally, you learn about integrating Azure automation with Desired State Configuration (DSC) to include various cloud, on-premise, and hybrid scenarios.

What You Will Learn

· Work with the building blocks of Azure automation

· Create different types of runbook

· Master hybrid cloud automation with ARM

· Implement cloud automation use cases with practical examples

Who This Book Is For

Infrastructure and cloud architects, cloud support engineers, and system administrators.

Covers the latest features of Azure Resource Manager Contains detailed coverage of hybrid connection options in ARM Includes practical examples and how-to guides for relevant use cases

Autorentext
Shijisujai A.K. is a cloud consultant with more than 11 years of experience in the IT industry. She started her career in Data-center Management then slowly moved on to Virtualization and Cloud computing technologies. She is currently working as a consultant focusing on Azure IaaS and related technologies. She is a tech enthusiast and loves writing about the latest developments in IT infrastructure and Cloud Computing in her blog.

Inhalt
Chapter 1: Introduction to Azure Automation.- Chapter 2: Automation runbook types and related components.- Chapter 3: Runbook authoring and deployment.- Chapter 4: Azure Automation DSC.- Chapter 5: Hybrid cloud automation.- Chapter 6: Sample runbooks and use cases.