A structured, long-term knowledge base for Microsoft Intune.
This repository is built to document Intune end to end — from prerequisites and tenant setup to advanced automation, policy engineering, security, reporting, and platform operations.
This repo is intended to become a practical reference for building, managing, securing, and scaling Intune in real environments.
The scope of this repository is broad by design. It is meant to cover the full Intune lifecycle, including:
- Tenant readiness
- Identity and access prerequisites
- Licensing considerations
- RBAC and scope design
- Naming standards
- Assignment strategy
- Change control and rollout methodology
- Windows enrollment
- Windows Autopilot
- Apple enrollment
- Android Enterprise enrollment
- macOS enrollment
- Linux enrollment
- Enrollment restrictions
- Device categories
- Enrollment Status Page and onboarding flow design
- Settings Catalog
- Administrative Templates
- Device restrictions
- Custom profiles and OMA-URI
- Configuration standards
- Conflict awareness
- Baseline design
- Policy organization and cleanup strategy
- Policy Sets
- PowerShell Scripts and Remediations
- Win32 app packaging and deployment
- Microsoft 365 Apps
- Store and line-of-business apps
- App assignment strategy
- Detection and requirement rules
- Dependencies and supersedence
- App configuration policies
- Enterprise app lifecycle management
- App Protection Policies
- BYOD protection models
- Managed vs unmanaged app controls
- Data protection and access controls
- Selective wipe and app-based protection strategy
- Endpoint security policies
- Security baselines
- Disk encryption
- Firewall and antivirus
- ASR and endpoint hardening
- Compliance policies
- Conditional Access integration
- Secure access design patterns
- Windows Autopatch
- Update rings
- Feature updates
- Quality updates
- Driver updates
- Servicing rings
- Rollout sequencing
- User experience considerations
- Patch governance
- Microsoft Graph
- Scripted PowerShell Automations with Graph
- Configuration export and comparison
- Bulk administration workflows
- Reporting exports
- Compliance and inventory reporting
- Operational dashboards and data pipelines
- Drift correction
- Remote actions
- Device recovery procedures
- Offboarding actions
- Standard runbooks
- Repeatable operational tasks
- Remote support
- Privilege management
- Application catalog workflows
- Certificate management
- Advanced analytics
- Tunnel and related mobility scenarios
This repository is written for people who work with Intune in a serious way, including:
- Intune administrators
- Endpoint engineers
- Cloud engineers
- Security engineers
- Platform architects
- IT operations teams
- Consultants and MSPs
It should be useful whether you are building a new tenant, standardizing an existing one, cleaning up technical debt, or trying to make Intune more supportable at scale.
A few standards shape how this repo is built:
- Documentation and artifacts stay together. If a configuration matters, it should have both the artifact and the explanation behind it.
- Operational clarity matters. Every major item should make clear what it does, where it applies, what it depends on, and how to back it out.
- Reusability matters. Examples should be sanitized, portable, and easy to adapt.
- Consistency matters. Structure, naming, and formatting should be predictable across the repo.
- Automation is preferred where it improves repeatability. Especially for reporting, export, comparison, and large-scale administration.
- Production safety matters. Nothing here should assume direct use in production without validation.
Contributions are welcome, but they should meet a clear standard.
A good contribution should include:
- A clear purpose
- Clean formatting
- Sanitized content
- Environment assumptions
- Assignment or usage notes where relevant
- Validation guidance
- Rollback or recovery guidance when applicable
Do not commit:
- Secrets
- Tokens
- Certificates
- Tenant-specific identifiers
- Hardware hashes
- User data
- Anything pulled directly from production without sanitization
The long-term goal is for this repository to become a complete, organized, and practical Microsoft Intune reference that can be used for:
- Learning the platform properly
- Standardizing enterprise deployments
- Reusing proven configurations
- Accelerating administration and support
- Improving consistency across environments
- Reducing dependence on undocumented portal knowledge
In short: one place for Intune documentation, engineering patterns, artifacts, and operational execution.
This is an independent repository and is not affiliated with Microsoft.
Everything in this repo should be reviewed, tested, and validated in your own environment before production use.