1. Jakob Gottlieb Svendsen System Center Orchestrator Service Management Automation Introduction @JakobGSvendsen http://blog.coretech.dk/jgs/

2. Who am I Chief Developer / Consultant / Trainer Coretech A/S, System Center Gold Partner – Offices in Titles – System Center Cloud and Data Center Management MVP – Member of the System Center Influencers Team Areas – Orchestrator / Service Management Automation / Windows Azure Pack – Extensions for System Center (PS,VB.NET,C#.NET) Communities – Co-Founder of the Danish PowerShell User Group (www.psug.dk) Author / Training – Service Manager 2012 Unleashed (contributing author – Released October 2014) – Mastering System Center Orchestrator 2012 – 3 day workshop – Service Management Automation - 3 day Workshop (New!)

3. Introduction

4. Core Resource clouds AutomationBillingTenant management Hosting plan Hardware IaaS Virtual machines PaaS Service bus PaaS Websites IaaS Network PaaS Database Azure Pack Operations Manager Infrastructure & application monitoring, alerting & usage Data Protection Manager Continuous protection of key applications & workloads Service Manager IT service management & request authoring Orchestrator Integration & automation of key technologies & processes with SMA & Service Manager Virtual Machine Manager Fabric, library & cloud management Service Delivery stack

5. Service Management Automation (SMA) System Center 2012 R2 Orchestrator adds support for PowerShell Workflows through the SMA feature Browser-based runbook authoring integrated into the Azure Pack Portal Supports requirements for scale and high availability Import PS modules and create additional modules and runbooks Check out the Building Clouds Blog for an Introduction to SMA http://aka.ms/IntroToSMA http://aka.ms/IntroToSMA

6. Demo First runbook

7. Portal Centralized library for all Automation – Create runbooks within portal – Call existing runbooks in library Manage Assets – Modules – Variables (standard and encrypted) – Credentials (PowerShell Credentials and Certificates) – Certificates – Connections Test – Run runbook and see results within authoring window – Troubleshoot issues Publish – Edit draft before publishing

8. Demo Assets + Schedules

9. SMA : Architecture and Installation Authoring Debugging Operating Service Management Portal Runbook service PowerShell Modules Runbook Workers REST oData web service Authorizes users Web Service Runbooks Runbook Resources Tracks runbook job state SMA Database Submit requests Runbooks Jobs ModulesActivies Return results SQL Database & ODATA REST Web Service Persist State Pick up Jobs Runbook Workers Http Response Http Request Service Management Portal

10. SMA : Installation

11. Minimum Setup http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn296433.aspx

12. SMA Advantages Over Classic Orchestrator 64-bit support Native PowerShell execution and PowerShell 3+ support Checkpoint/Resume inside runbooks Runbook servers architecture is more scalable Save/Test drafts Schedule runbooks Parallel processing inside runbooks Text authoring vs. Visual Designer

13. Demo Check Points

14. Tools

15. SMA : Runbook Authoring Tools Azure Pack Portal PowerShell ISE – Emulated Automation Activities – Get it at TechNet Gallery: Joe Levy SMA Studio 2014 – FREE! – Open Source – http://www.sekurbit.se/

16. SMA : Other Tools – Import / Export SMA Toolkit Visualization and Dependency Mapping Tool Import and Export Tool Import complete folders + other options Documentation and Conversion Helper Tool For Classic Orchestrator SMART for Runbook Import and Export http://blogs.technet.com/b/privatecloud/archive/2014/09/23/updated-sma-runbook-toolkit-smart-download-with-new-visualization-and-dependency-mapping- tool.aspx

17. Demo Logging / Progress

18. Interoperability SMA with Orchestrator Integration into each other via PowerShell modules

19. Orchestrator Roadmap

20. Automation investments over time Automate the creation, deployment, monitoring, and maintenance of resources Rich workflow consistency through PowerShell Workflow based runbooks One automation solution for Azure, on-premises and Service Providers Cloud first investment enables hardened scenarios and capabilities on-premises Automation

21. Today: Orchestrator and Automation Orchestrator for DatacenterAzure Automation, SMA and Azure Pack User Interface Standalone Management Console Access Permissions (RBAC) User Interface Web portal Authoring Graphical, forms-based authoring of runbooks Visualize end-to-end orchestration Testing console to validate end to end process Authoring PowerShell Authoring Service Administrator can create runbooks to automate all aspects of cloud infrastructure, plan delivery, and maintenance activities Runbook Engine Highly available Custom workflow engine Databus to easily pass information between activities Runbook Engine Highly available PowerShell Workflow based engine Integration Integration packs for Microsoft and 3 rd party systems Orchestrator toolkit to extend into custom systems Integration PowerShell Module based integration Use existing PowerShell modules for Microsoft and 3 rd party systems Create PowerShell modules for additional resources/systems

22. New Web portal Based on the new Azure Portal Role Based Access Control – Grant permissions to Automation resources

23. Graphical Authoring Visual Process – Design your end to end processes using a visual experience – Share easily with co-workers responsible for different parts of the process – Document end to end process based on visual representation Data Bus – Subscribe to previous activities published data at design time – Publish results to data bus during runtime. Authoring – Create runbooks using forms based authoring – Easily identify where the process failed for enhanced debugging

24. Managing Runbooks & Jobs Dashboard View – View runbook jobs over time – Find jobs that may need attention Runbooks View – Filtering of jobs based on status and date – Identify authoring state (New, In edit, Published) – Filter by tags to group related runbooks Jobs View – History of jobs per runbook – Who last updated and when – Input parameters and output – Drill into each job to view streams generated to help troubleshooting – Stop, Suspend and Resume job

25. Consistent Runbooks / Assets / API Runbooks – Runbooks can be moved between Azure & On premises – Export & Import without changing PowerShell script API / PowerShell Module – Consistent API so you can automate runbooks in Azure & on premises the same way – Azure module for Automation to work against Azure and on premises

26. Gallery Content – Bring in Runbooks, PowerShell scripts, workflows and modules from Microsoft & community locations. Integrated Experience – Customers can find and import content from within portal experience Ecosystem – Customers can contribute runbooks and modules to community

27. Coming: Orchestrator and Automation One Automation Solution for Azure and On Premises User Interface Web portal Access Permissions (RBAC) Authoring Graphical Authoring PowerShell Authoring Visualize end-to-end orchestration Gallery Service Administrator can create runbooks to automate all aspects of cloud infrastructure, plan delivery, and maintenance activities Runbook Engine Highly available PowerShell Workflow based engine Integration PowerShell Module based integration Use existing PowerShell modules for Microsoft and 3 rd party systems Create PowerShell modules for additional resources/systems Tools Tools to convert SCO Integration Packs and runbooks

28. Orchestrator Investments move forward Integration packs – Migration tool to convert Orchestrator Integration packs to PowerShell modules – Write PowerShell module for built in Orchestrator activities Runbooks – Migration tool to export runbooks from Orchestrator and import into new system – Some fix up of runbooks required for things not directly supported Service Manager connector – New SM connector to allow it to work with the new Orchestrator solution. – Update existing SM processes to use new connector

29. Orchestrator Roadmap System Center 2012 / SP1 Orchestrator for traditional datacenter Automation Heterogeneous support with Integration Packs System Center 2012 R2 Updated Orchestrator with additional integration packs and customer feedback Released Service Management Automation for the Azure Pack Azure Automation Released Automation in Azure (Generally available now) Multi-tenant solution for Azure operational tasks vNext Single Automation solution for cloud and datacenter automation Graphical authoring Consistent solution delivered in Azure and on premises Convert non-PowerShell-based runbooks to PowerShell Workflow runbooks. Convert integration packs to PowerShell modules

30. Demo Automate Everything!

31. When to Automate Activities ? Easy to AutomateOccurs Often Visible to Customers High RiskBreaches SLA Often Time Consuming

32. Typical Automation scenarios with Windows Azure Pack Integrate into SCCM / WSUS / 3 rd party system for orchestrated patching of WAP infrastructure Automate backup of WAP infrastructure as new capacity is added / removed Orchestrate DR solution for WAP services Integrate into Service Manager / 3 rd party systems for change control on WAP services / plans / infrastructure Deploy new infrastructure and WAP services by integrating all of the management systems. Integrate WAP services into CMDB to enable change control Alert on operations manager or 3 rd party monitoring system, perform diagnostics & remediation. Monitor for SLA issues in the environment (SQL server space running out) and automatically add new capacity based on policy. Notify users of a subscription who have underutilized VMs and shutdown / delete if not used. Alert on operations manager or 3 rd party monitoring system, perform diagnostics & remediation. Monitor for SLA issues in the environment (SQL server space running out) and automatically add new capacity based on policy. Notify users of a subscription who have underutilized VMs and shutdown / delete if not used. Change Control & Provisioning

33. SMA Sessions at NIC 2015 Thursday PowerShell Workflows: Prepare yourself for SMA and Azure Automation – 10:00 - 11:00 - Room 1 - Aleksandar Nikolic System Center - Service Management Automation - Introduction – 11:20 - 12:20 - Room 1 - Jakob Gottlieb Svendsen SMA - real-life experiences and troubleshooting – 13:20 - 14:20 - Room 1 - David O'Brien & Trond Hindenes Automating DevOps between SCSM and TFS using SMA – 14:40 - 15:40 - Room 6 - Travis Wright System Center - Service Management Automation – Automating System Center 2012 R2 – 16:00 - 17:00 - Room 1 - Jakob Gottlieb Svendsen Friday Hangovers (and other subjects like SCSM in the cloud!)

34. Links My Blog http://blog.coretech.dk/jgs Building Clouds Blog http://blogs.technet.com/b/privatecloud/ Tips & Tricks Wiki – Ryan Andorfer http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/26616.quick-tips- and-tricks-for-runbook-writing.aspx