Priority based Application deployment
Hi, It will be good if Intune provide feature of application deployment according to priority because some applications needs some prerequisite application to be deployed first.
Abhishek Kumar Sinha
shared this idea
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19 comments
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Rob Moir
commented
It would be useful to do this - if not priority then why can't we test for application install as part of the conditions for app install so, e.g. Microsoft Authenticator being installed on a device is a prerequisite for Microsoft Outlook to install.
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Sam Lodise
commented
I am really surprised that this isn't a feature. So Intune seems to decide at random the deployment order?
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Robert
commented
I think it should be easy to set an installation order for applications. There are other items that are ordered in the Intune console, that can also be re-ordered.
Iterating through the list in the provided order to install applications should not be that difficult.
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Rob de Roos
commented
Win32 application dependencies are in place but please extend it also to line of business apps. Or at the bare minimum MSI deployments.
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Anonymous
commented
a must have!
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Klaus Salger
commented
Adding an installation order ID as a packages and or assignment property and honoring it at install time if more than one component is to be deployed at the same time should not be too complicated.
That could be used for simple assignments as well as for same-level dependencies. -
Max Bell
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This is an essential feature!
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David Kiriczenko
commented
The ability to set the cost/deployment priority would be of great benefit. Currently Intune randomly decides the application order which it deploys to end user devices. From a security perspective it would be great if we could prioritize apps such as Antivirus Agents and core line of Business Apps.
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Rob de Roos
commented
Or make it possible to select application dependencies please.
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Vincent De Guille-Jacques
commented
Needed feature for Intune. For example, we could set up a High priority to make sure base Office 365 is installed first (and a couple of other must-have apps), then set up a Medium priority so that it installs adds-on for Office 365 (and other apps and adds-on). Otherwise, these adds-on will fail their install and it'll take time before it installs properly and this will generate confused or angry users.
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Anonymous
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We need this!
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Anonymous
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Much needed feature
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Erik Nilsson commented
This should not even be a discussion. Much needed.
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Pratik Dave
commented
This feature will help to install Company Portal or Mobile Threat Defence solution first to get device compliant before start installing other apps which is not required urgently ! Also, help to improve user experience when multiple apps are pushed with required deployments.
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Anders
commented
Any update on this?
We really need the task sequence to give the possibility to install prereqs before apps.
Without this its not possible to go cloud-only with Intune. -
Anders Eide
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Gave this my 3 votes! It's absolutely a requirement to avoid management overhead when deploying applications
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Anonymous
commented
Hi guys
This is a must have. We typically force installation of all MS Office Apps on device enrollment which are rather large in size.
Ideally we'd want to prioritize the installation of Outlook App which is the one users need more intermediately then the rest of the Apps can keep installing in the background.
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Kevin
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If you could let us know how the tool prioritises the applications for deployment for now it would be a great help...does it deploy them based on when they were added to Intune? their size? the file name? If I knew that I could work around for now. I am pushing some applications but I am also pushing out a Defender signature updates command which I want to happen as soon as possible after a AAD join.
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Matthew Gailer
commented
I like this idea and would expand on it by suggesting the ability to link dependent applications.