Windows 10: Deploy and Manage Virtual Applications

Course details

Application virtualization with App-V centralizes the configuration and deployment of Windows apps, while eliminating software conflicts. This hands-on course covers the skills necessary for a system admin to deploy and manage virtual apps in Windows 10. Microsoft MVP Brien Posey covers installing and configuring App-V, sequencing an application, editing and upgrading a virtual application, and deploying virtual applications. Plus, learn about deploying desktop and mobile apps via Intune.

Learning objectives
Installing and deploying App-V
Sequencing an application
Editing or upgrading an application
Configuring applications for deployment in App-V
Deploying apps with Intune

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Welcome
02 - What you should know

1. Deploy App-V

03 - Install the App-V server prerequisites
04 - Create firewalls to allow incoming App-V requests
05 - Deploy SQL Server
06 - Install App-V
07 - Open the App-V console
08 - Install the App-V Sequencer

2. Sequence an Application

09 - Create the package root directory
10 - Modify the location of the log directory
11 - Modify the location of the scratch directory
12 - Preparation to sequence an application
13 - Sequence an application

3. Modify an Application

14 - Edit an existing virtual application
15 - Upgrade a virtual application

4. Prepare an Application

16 - Prepare an application for deployment
17 - Configure virtual application interaction and sharing
18 - Configure the App-V client
19 - Manage the application cache
20 - Configure system tray SFTTray.exe switches
21 - Configure application extensions
22 - Configure application publishing settings using Group Policy
23 - Configure Group Policy Objects for certificates

5. Deploy Apps with Intune

24 - Upload an app to Intune
25 - Link Intune to an App Store app
26 - Make an app available to users
27 - Configure the company portal
28 - Install an app using the company portal

Conclusion

29 - Next steps