As I have already mentioned, Azure Stack as of today does not provide any fully integrated automation feature compared to public Azure. When do you need automation like this? Do you want any scripts that have to run on a regular basis? Do you need scripts that start if a specific event occurs? This is the appropriate use case for Azure automation.
One solution is using other runbook automation tools on premises, such as System Center Orchestrator, and using them for your Azure Stack automation tasks. Alternatively, you could use the most powerful toolset Microsoft ever developed: PowerShell. You will find a solution using these tools for most of your scenarios, and if you are in a disconnected scenario with your ...
