App Portal 2018 R1
To get started using App Portal to perform automated OS deployments via the App Portal storefront, you need to perform the following steps.
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First, specify which of the multiple deployment technologies that App Portal is connected to contains your task sequences, and then specify global OSD settings for that selected deployment technology. |
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To support App Portal OS imaging, System Center Configuration Manager task sequences must exist and they must includes these two steps: Install Packages and Install Applications. |
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Once System Center Configuration Manager task sequences exist, you are ready to create OSD task sequence catalog items that will appear in your App Portal storefront. |
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You can, optionally, create roles (which can be applied conditionally) to define groups of applications. If you then associate a role with a task sequence catalog item, it will be used to determine which applications will be deployed with OSD task sequence catalog items. |
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You may want to use these various features to specify which applications are migrated/installed during the deployment of an OS task sequence catalog item:
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You can use App Portal’s User Readiness and Constraints features to schedule users for OS deployment and to limit the number of users that can request and schedule an OS deployment at the same time. |
App Portal / App Broker 2018 R1 Administration GuideOctober 2018 |
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