PowerShell Write-Output: Your Friendly Output Companion
By: Nicholas Xuan Nguyen

Learn all of the ins and outs of the PowerShell Write-Output cmdlet and take control of noscript and object output in this ATA Learning tutorial!
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Visual Studio AI-Assistance: A Developer’s Best Friend
By: Peter Groenewegen

The Visual Studio family leverages AI to help you stay focused on the creative tasks that get the core logic of your application built.
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Connecting to Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK
By: damian

Introduction As promised in my blog post last week, this is the first of many blog posts on Microsoft Graph PowerShell and to start things out right we will first cover the How on connecting to Microsoft Graph PowerShell. Then over the coming weeks we will cover permissions, cmdlet discovery as well as some common...
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Get Application Certificate and Secret Expiration with Graph API
By: Paul Contreras

In the world of Azure cloud automation we always need to ensure that our accounts are able to properly authenticate. Accounts with username and password might have Active Directory alert you when your password expires, however, what can we use...
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Create an Azure Files share in a specified subnoscription using an Azure PowerShell noscript
By: wmatthyssen

This blog post will demonstrate how to use an Azure PowerShell noscript to create an Azure Files share in a specified subnoscription.
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PowerShell on Discord
By: PowerShell

A super helpful and very responsive community of PowerShell enthusiast.
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Graph PowerShell Help – Duplicate Synopses
By: Damian Scoles

Introduction As someone that spends a lot of time working with PowerShell, I have a tendency to review the help for a cmdlet either with Get-Help or checking on Microsoft's Learn pages. Sometimes I see things that trigger my curiosity and this has happened recently when I was reviewing cmdlets for one of Microsoft Graph's...
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Today's cmdlet ‣ Get-ChildItem
Gets the items and child items in one or more specified locations.

Example's Remarks:
• The `Get-ChildItem` cmdlet uses the Path parameter to specify `C:\Test\ .txt`.
• Path * uses the asterisk (` `) wildcard to specify all files with the filename extension `.txt`.
• The Recurse * parameter searches the Path directory its subdirectories, as shown in the Directory: headings.
• The Force parameter displays hidden files such as `hiddenfile.txt` that have a mode of h .

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Migrate your Runbooks in Azure Automation to Managed Identities
By: Brad Wyatt

Microsoft has recently announced that on September 30th, 2021, Azure Automation RunAs accounts, including Classic Run As accounts, will be retired so you will need to migrate your runbooks to managed identities for authentication.
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PSReadLine 2.3.0-beta0 Release
By: Steven Bucher

Announcement of PSReadLine 2.3.0-beta0 release and denoscription of the new features and fixes available.
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Deprecation of Remote PowerShell (RPS) for New Exchange Online Tenants
By: The Exchange Team

We previously announced the general availability of REST-based Exchange Online PowerShell v3 module (September 2022) and the deprecation of Remote PowerShell (RPS) Protocol (December 2022). Today, we are announcing that starting April 1, 2023, we will start blocking RPS connections for all tenants c...
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Today's tip ‣ Hashtables: Common

”The type Hashtable represents a collection of key/value pair objects that supports efficient retrieval of a value when indexed by the key. Each key/value pair is an element, which is stored in some implementation-defined object type.”

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Getting Started with PowerShell Gallery
By: Nicholas Xuan Nguyen

Learn how to leverage the PowerShell Gallery for more efficient and effective PowerShell noscripting in this ATA Learning tutorial.
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Hamburg PowerShell User Group #34, Wed, Mar 22, 2023, 6:30 PM
By: Fabian Bader

Das nächste Treffen der Hamburg PowerShell User Group findet am 22.03.23 um 18:30 Uhr statt und ihr seid herzlich eingeladen!
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Today's cmdlet ‣ Pop-Location
Changes the current location to the location most recently pushed onto the stack.

Example's Remarks:
• This command changes your location to the location most recently added to the current stack.

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Today's cmdlet ‣ ConvertTo-Html
Converts .NET objects into HTML that can be displayed in a Web browser.

Example's Remarks:
• This command creates an HTML page of the service objects that the `Get-Service` cmdlet returns.
• The command uses the As parameter to specify a list format.
• The cmdlet `Out-File` sends the resulting HTML to the `Services.htm` file.

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Live PowerShell Tool Making Part 3
By: Jeff Hicks

We're back once more to continue building a Crescendo module around the GitHub command line tool gh.exe. You've seen how I approach building a PowerShell and the questions and decisions that come up. Now that I've built a few more Crescendo commands, I realize I can begin copying and pasting. Some of the commands I have in mind, I think, will be very similar. Plus, I have my VSCode Crescendo command snippet.
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Reprovision/Restore Windows 365 Devices
By: Niels Kok

This blog is about showing another example of our Powershell module called PSCloudPC.
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Modern Automation with PowerShell Michael
By: The Powershell Podcast

In this episode, we are joined by Microsoft MVP Michael Zanatta to discuss the new PowerShell community book, 'Modern IT Automation with PowerShell.' We start off by talking about Constrained Language Mode, which Michael knows a lot about. We then move on to the four pillars of PowerShell Security, followed by a brief break from the technical talk to chat about food, as we like to do. We then move on to talking about how Michael became a Microsoft MVP. We also learned about the origins of this book, the journey to get it published, and how this is a textbook by the community for the community. All this, and more, on this episode of the PowerShell Podcast!
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Server-Side-Filtering in PowerShell
By: Harm Veenstra

Retrieving objects in your noscripts is something that you do regularly. It takes a long time to download and process in larger environments, wasting CPU and time. This blog post will explain how to speed up noscripts by filtering server-side before downloading all results and filtering afterward.
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Using Previous Command History in PowerShell Console
By: Windows OS Hub

By default, Windows saves all of the commands that you type in the PowerShell console to a text log file. This allows you to re-run any command and view the...
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