Name: Johan Ljunggren
Type: User
Bio: Motocross driver. Solution Architect. Likes KTM. Likes everything PowerShell. Maintainer of modules in DSC Community, committee member of the DSC Community.
Twitter: johanljunggren
Location: Nyköping, Sweden
Blog: https://se.linkedin.com/in/johanljunggren
Johan Ljunggren's Projects
DSC resources for installing or uninstalling Active Directory Certificate Services components in Windows Server.
This module contains DSC resources for deployment and configuration of Azure DevOps and Azure DevOps Server.
Repository for suggested base profiles withing the r4 release
This DSC Resource module can be used to simplify administration of certificates on a Windows Server.
A PowerShell module for reading and manipulating changelog files in Keep a Changelog 1.0.0 format.
Tool for creating PowerShell Desired State Configuration composite resources from configurations
Datum handler to invoke a script block
Temporary repository to debug GitHub Apps
DSC Resource for configuring Windows Distributed File System (Replication and Namespaces)
Website Portal for the DSC Community
Test automation scripts for evaluating the quality of DSC Configurations using Azure virtual machines and Azure Automation DSC.
Example on how to create a DSC configuration repository using templates and common test
PowerShell Module for Analysing the health and other properties of a DSC Resource repository
This module contains common classes that can be used for class-based DSC resources development.
Common functions used in DSC Resources
Module for generation of DSC Resource documentation
Module to test your Projects against the HQRM guidelines
Common meta tests for PowerShell DSC resources repositories.
Central repository for PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) resources.
This is an example how to make a class-based DSC resource module using minimal of the Sampler scaffolding.
This module contains DSC resources for deployment and configuration of Microsoft Exchange Server.
Synchronize registry settings with a .POL file which contains the registry keys enacted by Group Policy