Read the Microsoft blog to learn about a feature that gives IT admins control over when the Azure Virtual Desktop agent, side-by-side stack and Geneva Monitoring agent get updated.
What are Scheduled Agent Updates?
Scheduled Agent Updates allow IT administrators to control when the Azure Virtual Desktop agent, side-by-side stack, and Geneva Monitoring agent are updated. This feature enables updates to be scheduled at convenient times, such as outside of peak business hours, minimizing disruption to business-critical tasks and enhancing end-user productivity.
How do I enable Scheduled Agent Updates?
To enable Scheduled Agent Updates in the Azure Portal, navigate to the tab for your host pool, check the box to enable the feature, enter your desired maintenance window, and set your time zone. This straightforward process allows you to manage updates effectively.
Can I use APIs for Scheduled Agent Updates?
Yes, you can enable Scheduled Agent Updates using the REST API. Additionally, support for enabling this feature through PowerShell is expected to be available in the coming months, providing more flexibility for IT administrators.
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