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Application Packaging Daily Routine

The document outlines the daily routine of an Application Packaging Engineer, detailing tasks from morning kickoff and task review to end-of-day updates. It includes steps for analyzing packaging requests, pre-packaging tasks, package creation, internal testing, deployment integration, and documentation. Common tools used in the process are also listed, emphasizing the importance of organization and thorough testing in application packaging.

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Application Packaging Daily Routine

The document outlines the daily routine of an Application Packaging Engineer, detailing tasks from morning kickoff and task review to end-of-day updates. It includes steps for analyzing packaging requests, pre-packaging tasks, package creation, internal testing, deployment integration, and documentation. Common tools used in the process are also listed, emphasizing the importance of organization and thorough testing in application packaging.

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Daily Routine - Application Packaging

Engineer
1. Morning Kickoff & Task Review
 - Check new tickets in Service Desk or ITSM tool.
 - Review emails from team leads, app owners, or infrastructure team.
 - Prioritize urgent requests or failed deployment issues.

2. Analyze New Packaging Requests


 - Download source files (MSI/EXE/ZIP).
 - Check vendor installation guide/documentation.
 - Determine installation type: MSI/EXE/Script.
 - Identify dependencies or prerequisites.

3. Pre-Packaging Tasks
 - Perform manual install on clean VM.
 - Document all changes (files, registry, shortcuts).
 - Use snapshot tools (Regshot/AdminStudio) if needed.

4. Package Creation
 - Create MST using ORCA or InstEd if MSI.
 - Use scripting (batch/PowerShell) for wrapping EXEs.
 - Ensure silent switches and customizations are applied.
 - Include cleanup or pre-check logic if necessary.

5. Internal Testing (UAT/QA)


 - Test install/uninstall silently in test VM.
 - Validate file placements, shortcuts, registry, etc.
 - Fix and retest if issues found.

6. Intune/SCCM Deployment Integration


 - Create application entry in Intune or SCCM.
 - Add proper detection methods (registry/file/MSI).
 - Set requirements, dependencies, or supersedence as needed.
 - Test on pilot device or test collection.
7. Documentation
 - Update packaging checklist or app-specific documentation.
 - Document install/uninstall commands, detection methods.
 - Record version info and changelogs.

8. End of Day
 - Update ticketing system with current status.
 - Log completed tasks in team tracker.
 - Send end-of-day summary if required.

Common Tools Used


 - VMware/Hyper-V - Testing VMs
 - Intune / SCCM - Deployment platforms
 - ORCA / InstEd - MST and MSI customization
 - PowerShell / Batch - Scripting tasks
 - Process Monitor / Regshot - Change tracking
 - Notepad++ / VS Code - Script editing

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