1. Best Practices for Orchestrator Runbook Authoring
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Best Practices for Orchestrator Runbook Authoring
Gareth James
Senior Consultant

2. Agenda Workflow development and change General Structure Naming
Link Logic
Global Objects
Error handling
Advanced Techniques (Routing Engine, Logging IP)
References

3. Runbook Development and Change
Treat Orchestrator Runbooks like code
Dev/Test/Production environments
Check-in/Check-out facility
Versioning
Changes to production Runbooks by import ONLY
Change Control

4. Gareth James Senior Consultant Microsoft Services
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Runbook Authoring
Gareth James
Senior Consultant
Microsoft Services
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5. References/Resources
Runbook Authoring best practises
Policy Authoring downloadable examples
Oplais Policy to Orchestrator Runbook Migration
Codeplex External Logging tool
Error trapping in Powershell

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