PowerShell for Admins
ICYMI: PowerShell Week of 26-April-2019
Topics include building functions for cleaning your $PATH, xplat GUIs with Core, and the EXO module makes its way to the Cloud Shell.
PowerShell for Admins
PowerShell for Admins
PowerShell for Admins
Azure DevOps – Enable "Allow scripts to access the OAuth token" using PowerShell
Azure DevOps allows us to run custom scripts to help our software and infrastructure get delivered quickly. There are times that the scripts run without an issue, however, sometimes there is a need to invoke the Azure DevOps Rest API in the release pipeline to get our scripts running. Sure, you can …
PowerShell for Admins
Get-Command – One of the best Cmdlets besides Get-Help
So laying on the sofa, sick, bored out of my mind, what better way to spend my time then writing a blog post about Get-Command . The Get-Command Cmdlet is apart of the Microsoft.PowerShell.Core module, it was introduced in PowerShell version 1.0 and is one of the most useful Cmdlets to find a …
PowerShell for Admins
ICYMI: PowerShell Week of 19-April-2019
Topics include DSC, Pester, validation attributes, and Azure AD.
PowerShell for Admins
Learn To Use Verbose Output Streams In Your Pester Tests
I’m going to file this under “Either I’m a genius, or there’s a much better way and everyone knows it except for me.” I recently began adding a suite of Pester tests to one of my projects and I found myself needing to mock some unit tests against a particular function …
PowerShell for Admins
ICYMI: PowerShell Week of 12-April-2019
Topics include splatting, PSRemoting to Azure VMs, and honey users.
PowerShell for Admins
ICYMI: PowerShell Week of 5-April-2019
Topics include remoting with SSH, sending SMS alerts, some live stream coding, and keybinds that you may not have known about.
PowerShell for Admins
ICYMI: PowerShell Week of 29-March-2019
Topics include an update to PSScriptAnalyzer, Pester, and customizing SharePoint menus.
PowerShell for Admins
Secure Your Powershell Session with JEA and Constrained Endpoints
Index What is a Constrained Endpoint and Why Would I Need One? Setup and Configuration Using our Endpoint What is a constrained endpoint and why would I need one? Powershell constrained endpoints are a means of interacting with powershell in a manner consistent with the principal of least privilege. …
Events
2019 Community Lightning Demos
Rambling I’m a huge fan of lightning demos. From the community and PowerShell Team lightning demos we get at the summit, to PSPowerHour, to various local groups and conferences using the format. At the 2019 PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit, we’ll have about 90 minutes for these demos - …