This runbook aids users in Creating Windows User Hybrid workers. This script must be executed on a Run As Enabled Automation Account only.

This Azure Automation runbook provides a very simple "Hello World" example of using a runbook.

This runbook connects to Azure and starts all VMs (ASM and ARM) in the specified Azure subscription. You can attach a schedule to this runbook to run it at a specific time. A pretty simple runbook to start with Azure Automation.

This runbook indexes all of the tables in a given database if the fragmentation is above a certain percentage. It highlights how to break up calls into smaller chunks, in this case each table in a database, and use checkpoints.Please read the runbook for additional information.

This PowerShell Runbook (compatible with PowerShell Core) connects to Azure using an Automation Run As account, retrieves the power status of VMs and turns off / on in sequence those that are turned on / off. You can attach a recurring schedule to this runbook to run it at a spec

This Graphical PowerShell runbook connects to Azure using an Automation Run As account and starts all V2 VMs in an Azure subscription or in a resource group or a single named V2 VM. You can attach a recurring schedule to this runbook to run it at a specific time. The asso

Automates the scheduled startup and shutdown of Azure virtual machines. Schedules are implemented by tagging VMs or resource groups with individual simple schedules. Schedules can define multiple time periods for shutdown, including time ranges and days of week or dates.

This python script is a troubleshooting tool for assessing the health of the Azure Automation Update Management agent on Linux machines.  It checks several aspects that affect the health of the agent. You can read more details in this document: https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/au

This script shutdowns/starts VMs by a given tag and its value. If you don't have it, you have to create a Credential Asset with the name DefaultAzureCredential in order to access your account. You can know more about this script here: https://www.returngis.net/2016/07/por-que-eti

This Azure Automation runbook provides a very simple "Hello World" example of using a runbook.This Azure Automation runbook provides a very simple "Hello World" example of using a runbook.This Azure Automation runbook provides a very simple "Hello World" example of using a runbook.This Azure Automation runbook provides a very simple "Hello World…

This PowerShell Workflow runbook outputs the number of records specified in a SQL Server database table.

Want to know about innovative and interesting ideas in Azure and automation? Check out my blog: https://manjunathrao.com.Version 2.0:I have changed the design of this script. It no longer creates a single Excel sheet. Rather, produces a CSV file for individual services inside ind

This Graphical PowerShell runbook connects to Azure using an Automation Run As account and stops all V2 VMs in an Azure subscription or in a resource group or a single named V2 VM. You can attach a recurring schedule to this runbook to run it at a specific time.

Vertically scale an Azure SQL Database up or down according to a schedule using Azure Automation.

This is an example script for Update Management pre/post actions. It requires the ThreadJobs module. starts VMs which aren't currently running to install updates. It can be used in conjunction with UpdateManagement-TurnOffVMs to turn off the machines which were started.