Creates a Windows VM from a Proxmox template, configures CPU, memory and disk size, and enrolls it in Windows Autopilot. This automation streamlines lab and test deployments by provisioning VMs and automating Autopilot enrollment. Use it to validate Intune/Autopilot workflows and accelerate test environments.
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Security review highlights hardcoded secret usage (client secret) and use of a Beta Graph API endpoint. Additionally, operational logs may expose internal identifiers (tenant IDs and emails). Recommendations: migrate secret handling to secure storage or managed identity, avoid Beta endpoints for production tasks, and tighten logging to redact sensitive information.
Intune App Factory is a set of PowerShell scripts run in an Azure DevOps Pipeline that automatically detects, downloads, packages, and publishes onboarded applications as Win32 apps to Microsoft Intune, ensuring up-to-date deployments. It supports onboarding via manifests, integrates the PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit, and automates version checks from Winget, Evergreen, or Storage Account sources to streamline packaging and publishing.
APDP-DeviceAssociation-Service pre-associates Windows Autopilot device preparation devices with Intune. A client script on the installation media collects device-link data during OOBE and posts it to an Azure Automation webhook, where a runbook creates the association and can assign an APDP profile and send Teams notifications. An optional switch removes existing Autopilot registrations, so review the configuration before using it in production.
Apple Compliance Version Updater automatically updates the osMinimumVersion in macOS and iOS/iPadOS Intune compliance policies based on the SOFA feed. It provides per-platform control, supports flexible version strategies (track major, pin to major, or track minor), and runs in Azure Automation with Managed Identity for zero-secret maintenance. Choose separate or unified runbooks for scalable, diagnostics-driven policy updates.
Bulk Add Devices to Entra Group is a PowerShell tool that adds devices to a Microsoft Entra ID group from a CSV or Excel file via Microsoft Graph. It accepts any identifier per row, auto-detects headers, and ranks candidates by last activity to select the most recently active device when duplicates exist. Includes duplicate handling, an exclusion group, dry-run reporting, an audit trail, and automatic installation of required modules for PowerShell 5.1 or 7.