Implementing Microsoft PowerShell Just Enough Administration (JEA)
This course covers the implementation of PowerShell Just Enough Administration (JEA). You will learn how to reduce excessive administration rights and privileges to better secure your environment.
What you'll learn
Learning to secure a multi-server, multi-role environment from excessive administration, while maintaining the ability to properly manage these environments, is an excellent skill to learn. This course, Implementing Microsoft PowerShell Just Enough Administration (JEA), will help you get there. You'll see how to enable logging, create JEA endpoints, and Roles. You will build on this by deploying JEA to multiple servers using automation and Desired State Configuration (DSC.) You'll also be introduced to the concept of Just-in-Time administration with JEA. By the end of this course, you'll be better prepared to implement JEA across your environments.
Table of contents
- Introduction 3m
- How PowerShell Remoting with JEA Works 2m
- Demonstration: PowerShell Remoting 9m
- PowerShell Remoting with JEA 5m
- Demonstration: Working with the Configuration Files 15m
- Demonstration: Creating the Role Capability File 7m
- Demonstration: Creating the Constrained Endpoint 9m
- Demonstration: Test and Improve 16m
- Summary 2m
About the author
Jason Helmick is an author for Pluralsight. His IT career spans more than 25 years or enterprise consulting on a variety of technologies, with a focus on strategic IT business planning. He’s a highly successful IT author, columnist, lecturer, and instructor, specializing in automation practices for the IT pro. Jason is a leader in the IT professional community, and serves as board member and COO/CFO of PowerShell.Org. Jason’s publications include Learn Windows IIS in a Month of Lunches, and he h... more