Configuring Your PowerShell Workflow Environment
summary
Recommends a three-component setup (workflow client, workflow server, managed nodes) and putting workflow modules on the server and in PSModulePath so all users can import them; points out Microsoft.PowerShell.Workflow session configuration defaults like MaxActivityProcesses = 5, useShareProcess = true and a PersistedPath for suspended state; shows making a custom session via Register-PSSessionConfiguration and New-PSSessionOption to raise activity processes to 10, demonstrates workflow jobs suspend/resume across reconnects, and warns full language mode is dangerous.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:45Setup
- 4:50Session Properties
- 7:30Demo
- 14:46Changing Session Configuration
- 15:13Sharing Session Configuration
- 18:27Creating New Session
- 23:12Suspension
- 30:49Remoting
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