Amen and amen 🙏

Sadly, a little harder to than it seems 😅 but really stoked for broader coverage!

The part that hit hardest: it explains why Intune has always felt unpredictable or as though management was harder than it needed to be. While improvement has been significant year over year, the underlying model couldn’t guarantee convergence.

This shift fixes that class of problems entirely.

The cliffnotes: desired state lets you define the end state and the device handles the path. That’s the same pattern we trust everywhere else in modern config management. It’s testable, repeatable, and something you can actually build pipelines around.

Thank you for posting! It's so hard to keep up with all the great things that everyone does, so while it maybe feels like self-promo, the rest of us read it as "oh hey that's so cool! Thanks for sharing!" 😊

Thank you! I’ve got more to do on it but really excited it’s public. ☺️

Worked on IntuneStack, a CI/CD workflow for #Intune policy.

Rather than Dev, Test, and Prod not as separate environments, Prod is just the last deployment stop. Policy is promoted automatically based on success criteria.

Runs in GitHub Actions right now ☺️

github.com/AllwaysHyPe/...

🎧 Listen to the full discussion: https://entra.chat

⭐️ GitHub: github.com/Cloud-Arc...

Oh that’s cool!