This module allows organizations to automate the deployment, configuration, reporting and monitoring of Microsoft 365 Tenants via PowerShell Desired State Configuration. The compiled configuration needs to be executed from an agent's Local Configuration Manager (LCM) (machine or container) which can communicate back remotely to Microsoft 365 via remote API calls (therefore requires internet connectivity)

For information on how to get started, additional documentation or additional resources, please navigate to the official web site at Microsoft365DSC.com and check out the official YouTube channel Microsoft365DSC.

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This is the branch containing the latest release. No contributions should be made directly to this branch.

Contributors are encouraged to propose their contributions as pull requests to this development branch. This branch will periodically be merged to the master branch, and be released to PowerShell Gallery.

To acquire the latest bits of the module from a machine that has internet connectivity, run the following PowerShell lines:

Install-Module -Name Microsoft365DSC -Force
Update-M365DSCModule

Microsoft365DSC captures Telemetry data about the names of the resources in which a configuration drift has been detected, along with the type of exceptions being thrown by errors in the various modules. While no sensitive data is ever captured, App Insights, which performs telemetry analytics, captures information about the city where the telemetry entries were captured by default. Users can opt-out to prevent telemetry from being sent back to the Microsoft365DSC team by running the following command:

Set-M365DSCTelemetryOption -Enabled $False