The sample code used in this post can be found at this GitHub repository. Throughout this post, I'm going to discuss how to automatically install live streaming related software using Chocolatey during the provision of Azure Windows VM. But it's still cumbersome to manually install those apps.

If this is not happening very often, it may be OK. Every time you provision the VM instance, you should install all the necessary applications by hand. However, this approach also has a caveat from the 'live streaming' point of view. A VM instance can be provisioned whenever necessary, then destroyed whenever no longer required. One option is to use a virtual machine (VM) on the Cloud. However, if the event scales out, which includes inviting guests and/or sharing screens, it could be challenging unless your computer has relatively high spec enough.įor this case, there are a few alternatives. If you are a community event organiser and running a live streaming session by yourself, it doesn't really matter whether you install all necessary applications on your computer or not. For community events, they have two options – one that purchases a solution for online events, and the other that build a live streaming solution by themselves.

Instead, they have gone virtual – online meetups and conferences. I mean all off-line meetups and conferences disappeared. Ad-hoc Azure Resource Provisioning via Power PlatformĮverything has gone.Auto-installing Applications on Azure VM with Chocolatey for Live Streaming.Throughout this post series, let's find out an example how Power Platform increases productivity by simplifying an ad-hoc workflow to provision resources like Azure VM onto Azure.

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