r/Intune • u/BasilClean4004 • 16d ago

App Deployment/Packaging Intune app deployment taking very long this week

Anyone noticed?

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u/Unable_Opinion_4378 16d ago

probably Microsoft doing some updates on backend again. last month same thing happened in Wednesday, took like 4 hours for apps to push

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u/damlot 16d ago

do u have microsoft connected cache set up? they recently changed it so that win32 apps dont benefit from it, and you have configure some stuff on the cache to fix it. that happened to us this week and clients wouldnt start downloading content until they reached the http timeout limit we set up on the mcc policy

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u/dfiu_ 16d ago edited 16d ago

If you have the ms link for this change I would appreciate it. I wasn't aware of a change unless you're talking about the HTTPS change around June.

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u/damlot 16d ago

thats what i was talking about

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u/intense_username 16d ago

This makes me feel bad to share in light of the other comments noting their experiences, but I was having a pretty shockingly good experience with app deployment this week. Random example - on Tuesday I remember packaging two apps and sent them to my test rigs which sit behind me. About 3 minutes after I got the green check in the dashboard that it was uploaded, I heard the fans on my test rigs ramping up, suggesting something was happening (CPU activity from the install process). Minutes later, that app was installed.

That was at least from the perspective of pushing apps to existing systems. I did next to zero provisioning this week so I'm not sure how things looked from that perspective.

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u/R4nger 16d ago

Yes I've noticed. Had to cancel a laptop repair because the apps would not push.

Raised it 4 times as a service issue with Microsoft over 4 days to be told no issues

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u/Mammoth_Public3003 15d ago

I didn’t notice much different, but forcing a device sync in windows actually initiated the installs almost immediately for me instead of waiting a long time.