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Become a System Center Orchestrator Master
System Center 2012 SP1 Orchestrator is the foundation of System Center and quite literally allows any process to be completely automated across any number of systems in the datacenter and even beyond into the cloud. It can be quite daunting to figure out how to get started and what is the right way to create runbooks that can be reused in the future. In this class, participants will learn the key concepts of how runbooks actually work, best practices to creating runbooks, and advanced troubleshooting techniques.
John Savill
October 8, 2013
1 Min Read
Total Running Time: 163 min
System Center 2012 SP1 Orchestrator is the foundation of System Center and quite literally allows any process to be completely automated across any number of systems in the datacenter and even beyond into the cloud. It can be quite daunting to figure out how to get started and what is the right way to create runbooks that can be reused in the future. In this class, participants will learn the key concepts of how runbooks actually work, best practices to creating runbooks, and advanced troubleshooting techniques. If you are having ANY of the following challenges today you NEED to learn and use Orchestrator:
Having to use multiple different consoles for multiple systems to accomplish a task
Highly manual repetitive processes that are prone to human error
Wanting to automate processes and make available to end-users without giving them administrative permissions
Integrating and automating private and public cloud services
Accelerate provisioning of resources to provide more timely service for the business
All the runbooks used in this seminar will be available for download and use in your environment.
Session 1: Orchestrator Installation and Usage Fundamentals
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