Configures the required IAM roles for specified users (such as WVD or Citrix users) to access the share, as well as configuring specified Admin roles to allow for NTFS permission management (Elevated Contributor).

Domain Joins an existing Azure Storage Account.

Downloads and installs the AZFilesHbrid PowerShell Module if it does not already exist.

The script automates the following components for you

I have put together a script to help automate the entire process, specifically aimed at configuring Storage Accounts for FSLogix Container workloads to support your EUC environment. If you get any of the process wrong, or it fails at all, it can be a little finicky to fix (depends how far you get)

Microsoft provides some OK documentation and some baseline PowerShell modules which drives the process (AzureFilesHybrid) and Mr Brinkhoff has a good guide to help you out from a base walkthrough. There are a few steps in Domain Joining and configuring the Storage Accounts, which can be a little confusing the first time you run through the process. I wrote previously about the options for storing container workloads such as FSLogix Containers in Azure, one of them being native Domain Joined Storage accounts. Having the ability to Active Directory Domain Join (ADDS) an Azure Storage account has changed the game for many organizations deploying file service into Azure.

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