Micha Wets

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Windows Virtual Desktop Spring 2020 edition workshop

Windows Virtual Desktop Spring 2020 edition workshop

Micha Wets

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Introduction

Last week (15-06 until 19-06), I was hosting a Technical Deep Dive on the Windows Virtual Desktop Spring 2020 edition toghether with Bart Roels from Microsoft Belgium for all West-Europe partners from Microsoft. We started with a Presentation on Monday about the changes in the Spring 2020 edition. And from Tuesday till Friday, we hosted Hands-on Labs. During these Hands-on Labs, the attendees had to

  • create a custom image
  • deploy a WVD Workspace and Hostpool using the portal and ARM Templates
  • config a WVD Deployment in the portal and using Powershell
  • configure FSLogix on a fileserver
  • create an Azure FileShare to store the FSLogix profiles
  • configure MFA & RBAC
  • work with IGEL OS on HyperV or VirtualBox

The idea

Bart and I made the decision to make the entire Workshop available online, to everybody and to make it open-source!
This way, you can do it yourself, at your own pace, at the office with your co-workers.
But more importantly, you can also contribute! You can make changes, add topics or idea’s so I (or the community) can make those manuals.

The workshop

You can find the entire workshop, with slides, video, links, tasks, everything, right over here: aka.ms/WVDWorkshop
As you can see, Bart made an aka.ms shortlink, to make it even more easy for you to find it.

The source code

The page is a generated GitHub Page, and you can find the sourcecode here: github.com/michawets/CA-Microsoft-WVD_ARM-Workshop

If you have great idea’s, things you want to add, change, anything, let me know.
Create a fork, do your changes and create a Pull Request. This way, you help to make this workshop better for all.

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I started as a junior System Engineer in 2005, but over the years, I acquired more knowledge & skills as a DevOps engineer and have in depth knowledge of private, hybrid and public clouds.
I founded my company to use this experience & knowledge to assist companies with their current & new projects.
In December 2018, I became Microsoft MVP on Windows Virtual Desktop