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To be able to inject the PatchMyPC.log into Azure we need to start with onboarding the machine running PMPC Publishing Service by installing the Microsoft Monitoring agent and have it report to our Log Analytics Workspace. In next release of IntuneWin32AppRemedy, the runbook itself is going to handle deletion of the old app at the right time, after detection is finished. That will break the solution as we would not have a way of detecting who has previous version installed. Important: Do NOT enable Delete any previously created application when an updated application is created.

Some recommended configurations in Patch MY PC.

Azure Logic App to fetch the variables for the Automation Runbook.

Azure Monitor Query Based Alert with action to trigger a Logic App.

Microsoft Monitoring Agent for Custom Log Injection to Log Analytics.

The integration with PMPC have the following components that needs to be configured You can read more about IntuneWin32AppRemedy in this blogpost and also read here on how to setup PMPC to run in Azure. I will start with an overview of the components needed for the integration and then explain each step needed for automated patching of available apps managed by PMPC.

This post will show how you can integrate my solution with almost any kind of Intune Win32 App management tool or solution you might have today, or at least give you an idea on how you can make your app management in Intune a bit easier.

IntuneWin32AppRemedy is a Azure Automation solution and can be used in many different ways.