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Putting JEA to good use on Hyper-V clusters

This may come as a surprise to some, but organisations are actually using Hyper-V in production! There is, however, one area where it absolutely does not shine, and this is delegating permissions!
With the old AzMan-based engine gone from Hyper-V, the obvious choice is to use PowerShell for delegation. Luckily for us, Just Enough Administration (JEA) goes a long way towards our objective, only permitting certain operations on certain objects to our designated management groups and then invoking the permitted operations with a highly privileged virtual account! However, there are limitations to what "pure JEA" can do, so we'll have to improve on that.
We will discuss what's in the box, take a look at how Windows Admin Center does it, and then create a JEA endpoint that is even more 'private cloud' than that. Lots of demo and some gotchas along the way!

Evgenij Smirnov

Senior Solutions Architect @ Semperis

Berlin, Germany

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