Intro to Azure DevOps for sysadmins
By: Research Triangle PowerShell Users Group

Azure DevOps is a set of services offered by Microsoft to create and maintain automation in the Azure cloud.
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The Value of Objects
By: Jeffery Hicks

I expect I will write several articles about PowerShell and its relationship with objects. I know that this is the biggest hurdle for PowerShell beginners to overcome. But once they grasp that PowerShell is about working with objects in the pipeline, they recognize the value and begin finding it easier to write PowerShell code and use it interactively at a console prompt.
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Set customized server settings on Azure Windows VMs
By: Wim Matthyssen

In this blog post I will show you how you can set customized server settings on Azure Windows VMs running Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019 or Windows Server 2022.
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Looking Busy – Powershell
By: u/Bartoosk

(Use caution before running anything in here) Does anyone have some Powershell commands that look super impressive? I'm talking Hollywood movie, code flying everywhere kind of stuff. Ideally on a loop.
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The Ins-and-Outs of PSReadline in PowerShell
By: Nicholas Xuan Nguyen

PowerShell is a phenomenal cross-platform task automation solution. But be honest, does it feel like something's missing in your PowerShell command-line experience? Why not turn to the PSReadline PowerShell module?
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Getting Started with oh-my-posh in PowerShell and Windows Terminal – YouTube
By: Adam Driscoll

In this video, I show how to install oh-my-posh, setup a Nerd Font, and apply a theme in PowerShell and Windows terminal.
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Automating with PowerShell: Getting device warranty information
By: Kelvin Tegelaar

This morning I woke up with a mission; I wanted to fix HP warranty reporting for my PSWarranty PowerShell Module. If you're not familiar yet I've blogged about the module and warranty reporting before here. Most of the module has been left the same so you can reference that blog for more information.
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Reading Configuration Manager Status Messages With PowerShell
By: Francisco Nabas

I can read Configuration Manager status messages using the Monitoring tab. Can I do it using PowerShell?
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PSReadLine 2.2.6 enables Predictive Intellisense by default
By: Jason Helmick

PSReadLine first introduced Predictive IntelliSense using History based suggestions as a customer enabled feature in November 2020. Since its introduction, two new predictors have become available:
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Use the Debug Parameter for Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK Cmdlets to Expose Graph API Requests
By: Tony Redmond

Debug Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK Cmdlets to Gain Insights into What They Do
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A look at using Regular Expressions (RegEx)
By: John Savill

In this video I wanted to explore RegEx as it's so powerful and can really change a lot of the different things we need to do.
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Using PowerShell Your Way
By: Jeff Hicks

I’ve often told people that I spend my day in a PowerShell prompt. I run almost my entire day with PowerShell. I’ve shared many of the tools I use daily on Github. Today, I want to share another way I have PowerShell work the way I need it, with minimal effort. This specific task centers on files and folders.
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Creating sudo for PowerShell (Part 2)
By: Idera

In our effort to create a sudo command for PowerShell – to elevate individual commands – in part 1 we created the sudo function body:
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PSHTML
By: Stephane Van Gulick

PSHTML is a cross platform Powershell module to generate HTML markup language within a DSL on Windows and Linux.
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Using the conditional ternary operator for simplified if/else syntax in PowerShell 7
By: Mike F. Robbins

The conditional ternary operator is a feature added to PowerShell in version 7. You can use it as a simplified version of if/else.
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What’s New with Select-String in PowerShell7?
By: Mike Kanakos

Select-String is one of those commands that either you use it often or not much at all. There doesn't seem to be a middle of the road for Select-String. I don't get called upon to use it that often, but when I do, it usually saves my bacon at work. The most typical use case for me is for searching flat log files for patterns of text or for all entries of a particular phrase across a bunch of files.
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Free SquaredUp Community Dashboard Server for PowerShell
By: Brandon Lee

SquaredUp Community Dashboard Server is a free solution for creating dashboards based on PowerShell and Web APIs. Learn about recent updates that add even more features.
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Programmatically Return S-1-5-18’s Username
By: u/AlaricBloomberg

I'm trying to get LocalPaths of each user via Get-WmiObject win32_userprofile.
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Changing the Look of the Prompt
By: Patrick Gruenauer

PowerShell comes with a standard prompt whose configuration is stored in the prompt function. The good news is that we are able to change this prompt function to suit our needs. In this blog post, I will show you how you can change this prompt and I will give you some examples.
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Automating with PowerShell: Setting Sharepoint Sharing Settings
By: Kelvin Tegelaar

For a long time SharePoint Admin Settings wasn't something available inside the Graph API. We always had to jump through many hoops and had an issue with running changes headless because the PowerShell modules didn't support it. Recently I've been in contact with the SharePoint team and we now have a functional API for most of the important admin settings.
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ReadPDF
By: Adam Bacon

Allows you to read an entire pdf
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