If you’re like me, you try to automate everything through the PowerShell console. Automate employee account creation, easy. Check the registry on 500 remote servers, wouldn’t break a sweat. How about delegating your script to a junior systems administrator or
As a systems administrator working with Active Directory your probably proficient in granting access to network resources. How good are you at removing permissions once the access is no longer needed? Probably not
As you progress from running commands at the console, to scripting tedious work, to automating entire processes you still need to keep an eye on whats running. Nobody likes figuring out what went
Wait, is Get-Help or Get-Command right? At the PowerShell Summit 2015 I witnessed Lee Holmes state that Get-Command is always the better way to look up the syntax of a cmdlet. What did
PowerShell is a programming language and console application that comes with "batteries included". The help system and documentation is built in. Granted, it arrives in an outdated form for built-in modules and requires
A ton of work went into the v3 version of PSGitLab, both on my part and that of the community. There are new contributors as well as familiar names in the changelog and
PowerShell comes with a simple way to install a module using PowerShellGet and the Find/Install Module cmdlets. Did you know however that you can import modules, over the network, from a computer