Thanks Travis. Could you run a real-time PowerShell based scenario on on-prem Arc enabled servers. This would help to visualize its real-time usage scenarios.
Travis, in your example you had two servers added to the Hybrid workers, but output only one computer name. I've added "New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path C:\temp\lenvolk2022" to the runbook and the directory was only created in one of the two server. Looks like hybrid worker group only has to have one server... Do you have any script examples to loop through all Arc VMs in the Hybrid Worker group?
That's a good point. The worker in the worker group that runs the code is random. In the case where you are working with local paths, you could limit it to one worker in the worker group, or run a test to verify the path exists and create it if it doesn't. That last example won't work well if the directory held data needed for the job. Another option is to store data on a central file share so there's no dependency on the specific worker.
The reason this works so well is that you explain what options there are and what they do - just another excellent video.
Thanks Travis. Could you run a real-time PowerShell based scenario on on-prem Arc enabled servers. This would help to visualize its real-time usage scenarios.
Yeah! Arc content! Love it Travis :)
What is the correct cli command to add this extension?!
Ty again great content!!!
Azure arc + MMA would be greatly appreciated 👍
I do not recomend using MMA, it will be depricated this August on 21st
Please share some more insights on Azure ARC. Will be highly appreciated!
what do you need specificly ?
Travis, in your example you had two servers added to the Hybrid workers, but output only one computer name.
I've added "New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path C:\temp\lenvolk2022" to the runbook and the directory was only created in one of the two server. Looks like hybrid worker group only has to have one server... Do you have any script examples to loop through all Arc VMs in the Hybrid Worker group?
That's a good point. The worker in the worker group that runs the code is random. In the case where you are working with local paths, you could limit it to one worker in the worker group, or run a test to verify the path exists and create it if it doesn't. That last example won't work well if the directory held data needed for the job. Another option is to store data on a central file share so there's no dependency on the specific worker.
@@Ciraltos ty for explaining!
Thanks Travis!
Would you still use this as many of features are now native through arc guest management?
Hi Travis,
Can we use this technology to copy data from on premise server and save in into SP Online?