My colleague Jason Parker has taken the tools, processes, and logic used in a large #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) deployment to create a public repo which will allow you and your customers to leverage these tools and processes. Check it out here: GitHub – msft-jasonparker/Automated-WVD-Deployment

Terraform is quite a popular way to deploy / provision #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD). Dean Lawrence (@typicallawrence) has shared his experiences provided a Terraform-for-WVD 101. Read it here: https://virtuallyflatfeet.wordpress.com/2020/10/28/learning-terraform-deploying-wvd/

I think that using #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) is the future of app and image management (especially with #MSIX #AppAttach). Stein-Erik Alvestad (‎@salvestad) does a excellent and detailed job of explaining how you can deploy WVD Desktops with Arm and Azure DevOps. Read it here: https://alven.tech/windows-virtual-desktop-with-arm-and-azure-devops/

Sander Rozemuller (@SandeRozemuller) has been writing on automating #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD). In this article he explains how, using PowerShell and automation, to delete unused resources. Read the post here – https://rozemuller.com/windows-virtual-desktop-image-management-automated-part-4-wvd-clean-up-unused-resources/

Nicolas Rogoff (@nrogoff) has created a script that will allow you to reboot only the VM’s in a WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) Host Pool that have a status of ‘Need Assistance’ and that have no active sessions on them. Read more here: https://blog.nicholasrogoff.com/2020/09/14/reboot-all-the-vms-in-a-windows-virtual-desktop-host-pool-safely/

Niels Kok (@nielskok5) has written an article about a script to set drain mode for all session hosts via powershell in one #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) hostpool. This is a script for the ARM release. The fall release CMDLets of WVD uses other CMDlets. Read it here: https://www.nielskok.tech/windows-virtual-desktop/wvd-set-drain-mode-powershell/

My colleague Seif Bassen has written a nice article about ways you can think of using SCCM Orchestration groups with WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) to effectively manage session hosts, to keep them up-to date with the latest security updates and new builds with the least disruption possible to the multiple sessions connected to the same session host. […]

Patrick Köhlher (@wvdlogix) provides some great information on how to optimize a #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) Session Host for performance and density. He uses a script with DSC to achieve it for our existing Session Hosts. Source: https://wvdlogix.net/ux-series-improve-logon-times-without-impacting-the-ux