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How to Access Desired State Configuration MOF MetadataJeff Hicks shows us a new way to access Desired State Configuration MOF metadata with some PowerShell. -
How to Query the DSC Compliance ServerJeff Hicks shows us how to query the DSC compliance server with PowerShell 4.0 in this quick tutorial.
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Create ZIP archives with PowerShell and the Shell.Application COM objectJeff Hicks shows us an alternative way to create ZIP archives with PowerShell that doesn't rely on using .NET compression…
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Where Do I Add the Code for My Desired State Configuration (DSC) Module?In part 9 of our series, discover where to add code to the template we've created to bring the DSC…
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How Do I Create My Own Desired State Configuration (DSC) Resource?Want to give making your own DSC resource a whirl? Check out part 8 of our super-series on Desired State…
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How to Participate in the Desired State Configuration (DSC) CommunityIn part 7 of this multi-part series, learn to use GitHub, PowerShell, and the DSC community libraries to your advantage!
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Using Community Desired State Configuration ResourcesLearn to use community-shared Desired State Configuration (DSC) resource providers in part six of this series.
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How to Publish a Desired State ConfigurationWe're back with our series on Desired State Configuration (DSC)! In part 5, learn to take a .MOF file and…
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How Do I Create a Desired State Configuration?We're back with more DSC! In part four, learn to combine provided resources to define a Desired State Configuration.
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What Can I Configure Using Desired State Configuration?It's time we introduced you to some resource providers! Learn what you can configure with DSC and resource providers in…
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Desired State Configuration and Local Configuration ManagerWant to know more about Local Configuration Manager? Check out part 2 of this series for more about configuring LCM.
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Desired State Configuration Host Deployment: Local Configuration ManagerIn this new series, we take a look at Local Configuration Manager (LCM) and configuration ID.
