General
Runbook Sync
If you configure Process Automation / Runbooks in your environment, you can click "Sync runbooks..." to update your runbooks from RealmJoin's public repository.
This will make sure, you have the current state of our runbooks, incl. bugfixes and new functionality. If needed, this will also install needed PowerShell modules in your Azure Automation Account.
Package Automation Defaults
If you source packages from RealmJoin's Package Store, you can use automation to keep these packages always up to date.
The settings are:
AutoDeployMain - Automatically deploy new versions of this package to your users. ("Main" subscription)
AutoDeployMainDeferInDays - Wait for this number of days to pass before publishing a new version to "main". This is usefull to avoid stress for users/clients if multiple package versions are published rapidly.
AutoDeployPreview - Automatically deploy new versions of this package to your pilot users. ("Preview" subscription)
AutoDeployPreviewDeferInDays - Wait for this number of days to pass before publishing a new version to "preview".
AutoDeployAtNight - Schedule automatic deployment during night time
Select target timezone - If you use AutoDeployAtNight, use this Time Zone to indicate when "at night" is.
See Package Details for more information on Package Automation.
Group Naming Scheme
RealmJoin Portal can dynamically create and manage Entra groups for features like package assignment and remediation script assignment.
Be aware that there is no "Save" button. Changes will automatically be saved.
App / Package Deployment
RealmJoin can create assignment groups for Intune and RealmJoin Client packages. Use this to define the naming pattern the groups.
You can use the following variables:
$vendor - Name of the software vendor (if available)
$product - Name of the software title
$appName - Full name (vendor and product) of the software
$modifier - either nothing, "available", "preview" or "uninstall"
$groupName - (only in description) Name of the Managed Group
Remediation Scripts
If you use RealmJoin managed Intune Remediation scripts, you can define the naming scheme for Managed Groups.
You can use the following variables:
$healthScriptName - Name of the Managed Remediation Script
$modifier - either "included" or "excluded" (Assignment vs. Exception)
$groupName - (only in description) Name of the Managed Group
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