By now you’ve probably had a chance to experiment with all the great features of Service Management Automation through the Windows Azure Pack Admin Portal – authoring runbooks and creating assets, starting jobs manually and on schedules, importing integration modules and viewing job output. Now what if I told you, you could do all these things and more easily and programmatically from the command line? Whether you want to run SMA completely headless, or you’re just looking to script a few key actions...(read more)![]()
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