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Given that my company pushes things out using GPO, I'm trying to figure out if we are missing something by not leveraging PS Remoting. Does anyone have any use
by newman314 8y ago
Given that my company pushes things out using GPO, I'm trying to figure out if we are missing something by not leveraging PS Remoting.
Does anyone have any use cases where PS Remoting would be more useful?
- nineteen999 8y agoAnsible supports powershell remoting. In a past role I used it to install SQL Server and other software packages on Windows servers. I've also used it to install VMware vCenter and all its dependencies, pGina etc. A bit clunky to set up but it works. I'd rather use SSH than WinRM though, which should be possible in the future now that MS has added SSH support to Windows.
- wolfspider 8y agoI use it for auto-deployment using Team Services into IIS. There is a plug-in for powershell remoting which works great for this and the client can be installed on a local vm or computer. You can of course start any other workflows from there too. It’s free so no need to do octodeploy or anything like that. Usually I also have it send a message to a slack channel when complete and start the deployment through the web: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts/pipelines/tasks/deploy/powershell-on-target-machines?view=vsts https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts/pipelines/tasks/deploy...