📘 Learn how to use Microsoft Graph with PowerShell or Graph Explorer
https://www.larsinus.com/?p=216
#Graph
https://www.larsinus.com/?p=216
#Graph
🎬 BrakeSec Podcast: Mick Douglas Powershell Class in 7 sessions
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-giMT7sGCVJQIgB06ock6ptjKvSc-rXc
#video
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-giMT7sGCVJQIgB06ock6ptjKvSc-rXc
#video
YouTube
Powershell Class
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
📦 PSProfiler
A great tool that will measure the execution time of each line of your noscript.
This measures the noscript block and returns the times executed for each line in the noscript block.
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PSProfiler
#module
A great tool that will measure the execution time of each line of your noscript.
This measures the noscript block and returns the times executed for each line in the noscript block.
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PSProfiler
#module
Powershellgallery
PSProfiler 1.0.3.0
Measure the execution of noscript statements in a noscript.
📦 New version of NetworkingDsc resource
The PowerShell PSDSC module Networking v8.0.0 was just released with fixes to NetBios multi-adapter support and move to use shared
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/NetworkingDsc/8.0.0
#DSC
The PowerShell PSDSC module Networking v8.0.0 was just released with fixes to NetBios multi-adapter support and move to use shared
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/NetworkingDsc/8.0.0
#DSC
Powershellgallery
NetworkingDsc 8.0.0
DSC resources for configuring settings related to networking.
⛳ Code Golf now supports PowerShell
Code Golf is a game designed to let you show off your code-fu by solving problems in the least number of characters.
https://code.golf/
#game
Code Golf is a game designed to let you show off your code-fu by solving problems in the least number of characters.
https://code.golf/
#game
📚 Native Commands in PowerShell - A New Approach
Reading time: 15 min
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/powershell/native-commands-in-powershell-a-new-approach/
Reading time: 15 min
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/powershell/native-commands-in-powershell-a-new-approach/
Microsoft News
Native Commands in PowerShell – A New Approach
In this two part blog post I’m going to investigate how PowerShell can take better advantage of native executables. In the first post, I’m going to discuss a few of the ways that PowerShell can better incorporate native executables into our object oriented…
📌4 ways to send PowerShell output to null
#oneline
1..1000 | Out-Null[Void]$(1..1000)$(1..1000) > $null$null = $(1..1000)#oneline
🎬 PowerShell 7 New Feature: ForEach-Object -Parallel
https://youtu.be/coEaJsBdwM0
#video
$logNames | ForEach-Object -Parallel { Get-WinEvent -LogName $_ -MaxEvents 10} -ThrottleLimit 5https://youtu.be/coEaJsBdwM0
#video
YouTube
PowerShell Parallel processing | Richard Siddaway | PSDayUK 2019
Windows PowerShell uses workflows to achieve parallel processing but PowerShell core doesn't support workflows. This session will work through the options available to you, explain how they work and finish with some recommendations for how you approach working…
🗂️ Ansible, Windows and PowerShell
– Introduction
– Part 1, Windows Services
– Part 2, Install PowerShell Modules
– Part 3, Windows Roles and Features
– Part 4, Invoking PowerShell Code
– Part 5, Example PowerShell Error Handling
– Part 6, Displaying Output from PowerShell Code
– Part 7, Utilising PowerShell DSC
– Part 8, Rebooting & Waiting
– Part 9, Disk Creation
– Part 10, Local Users
– Part 11, Local Groups
– Part 12, Set TimeZone
– Part 13, Environment Variables
– Part 14, Registry Entries
– Part 15, Install Chocolatey Packages
#series
– Introduction
– Part 1, Windows Services
– Part 2, Install PowerShell Modules
– Part 3, Windows Roles and Features
– Part 4, Invoking PowerShell Code
– Part 5, Example PowerShell Error Handling
– Part 6, Displaying Output from PowerShell Code
– Part 7, Utilising PowerShell DSC
– Part 8, Rebooting & Waiting
– Part 9, Disk Creation
– Part 10, Local Users
– Part 11, Local Groups
– Part 12, Set TimeZone
– Part 13, Environment Variables
– Part 14, Registry Entries
– Part 15, Install Chocolatey Packages
#series
🎬 Take PowerShell Debugging to the Next Level [01:30:53]
Added: 23.06.2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QBtPs_OwRE
#video
Added: 23.06.2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QBtPs_OwRE
#video
YouTube
Take PowerShell Debugging to the Next Level
Take PowerShell Debugging to the Next Level with Japp Brasser -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/devopsorg
📘 Formatting PowerShell TimeSpans
https://jdhitsolutions.com/blog/powershell/7565/formatting-powershell-timespans/
https://jdhitsolutions.com/blog/powershell/7565/formatting-powershell-timespans/
The Lonely Administrator
Formatting PowerShell TimeSpans • The Lonely Administrator
I often will figure out how to do something and later struggle to remember how to do it a months later. Rather than trying to remember what piece of code I wrote, why not write about. Assuming I can remember! Anyway, here's today's "PSRemembery". Manage…
❓ Classes
A class in .NET might be considered to be the recipe used to create a type. A type is a representation of something, anything.
Classes are created using the Class keyword.
An instance of the Car class can be created using ::new().
What type results when you create classes like above?
#quiz
A class in .NET might be considered to be the recipe used to create a type. A type is a representation of something, anything.
Classes are created using the Class keyword.
An instance of the Car class can be created using ::new().
class Car { }$car = [Car]::new()What type results when you create classes like above?
#quiz