1、Jeffrey Snover | Distinguished Engineer & Lead ArchitectJason Helmick | Author/Evangelist, PluralsightAdvanced PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) and Custom ResourcesMeet Jeffrey Snover | jsnover Distinguished Engineer & Lead Architect for Windows Server & System Center DivisionInventor of

2、 Windows PowerShellResponsible for setting long term technical vision for these products and running the technology planning for the releasesOver 30 years of industry experience Microsoft, Tivoli, NetView, DECHeld 8 patents prior to joining Microsoft, and has registered 30 since. Frequent speaker at

3、 industry and research conferences on a variety of management and language topicsMeet Jason Helmick | theJasonHelmickAuthor/Evangelist, PluralsightCFO/COO Windows PowerShell MVPCo-Author “Windows PowerShell 4 TFM”Author “Learn Windows IIS in a Month of Lunches”25 year IT veteranSpeaker at several in

4、dustry conferencesTeaches PowerShell to the IT pro for automation of products such as MS Exchange, SharePoint and IIS. Frequent contributor to magazines TechNet, Redmond and TechTargetCourse ModulesAdvanced PowerShell Desired State Config (DSC) and Custom Resources01 | Getting ready for DSC custom r

5、esources Overview of existing and custom resource architecture02 | Implementing and testing custom resources Creating Test-TargetResource, Set-TargetResource and Get-TargetResource03 | Packaging and deploying custom resources Deploying resources with a Push and Pull deployment04 | Using classes to b

6、uild a custom resource Discover and create resources using class-defined custom resource05 | Enhancing your custom resourcesAdd help content, debug information and more to your custom resources06 | Building composite resources Enhance your configurations by packaging and deploying composite resource

7、s07 Advanced configurations Dive deeper into reusable, nested and partial configurationsSetting ExpectationsTarget AudienceAny IT pro or developer that is responsible for configuration management, automation, security and business agilitySuggested Prerequisites/Supporting MaterialGetting started wit

8、h Windows PowerShell Jump Start Advanced Tools & Scripting with PowerShell Jump Start Getting Started with PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) Microsoft Virtual AcademyFree online learning tailored for IT Pros and Developers Over 2M registered usersUp-to-date, relevant training on variety o

9、f Microsoft products“Earn while you learn!” Get 50 MVA Points for this event!Visit Enter this code: PShellCustDSCRes (expires 3/27/15) Join the MVA Community!01 | Getting ready for DSC custom resourcesJeffrey Snover | Distinguished Engineer & Lead ArchitectJason Helmick | Author/Evangelist, Pluralsi

10、ghtCourse ModulesAdvanced PowerShell Desired State Config (DSC) and Custom Resources01 | Getting ready for DSC custom resources Overview of existing and custom resource architecture02 | Implementing and testing custom resources Creating Test-TargetResource, Set-TargetResource and Get-TargetResource0

11、3 | Packaging and deploying custom resources Deploying resources with a Push and Pull deployment04 | Using classes to build a custom resource Discover and create resources using class-defined custom resource05 | Enhancing your custom resourcesAdd help content, debug information and more to your cust

12、om resources06 | Building composite resources Enhance your configurations by packaging and deploying composite resources07 Advanced configurations Dive deeper into reusable, nested and partial configurationsThe Purpose of a custom resourceExisting resources reviewDSC custom resource architecture overviewModule OverviewThe purpose of a custom resourceExisting resources reviewDSC custom resource architecture overviewCustom resources can be written in PowerShellDSC Resource schema Defines the properties (.schema.mof