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a bunch of buttons, and finally receive the information you were trying to retrieve on an AWS service? Perhaps the metadata on an EC2 instance? Now you can do it all automatically!

PowerShell module instead of MSGraphFunctions

working with. It's quite easy in PowerShell, and without a lot of code, you can reasonably quickly get necessary information about data stored on your desktop or anywhere else for that matter.

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to run the report on users who have access to the site / list / library and all sub-sites or sub-items. If you have a pretty complex structure of sites / lists and permissions you wouldn't like to spend all your time by manually going and checking permission. Also, if you don't have any reporting tools like ShareGate - PowerShell would be the best option here.

install immediately. Someone do this with PowerShell.

we were asked to write some PowerShell code that we could use to inventory our PowerShell script library. Here's how I approached the problem, which by no means is the only way.

couple of weeks ago. I already blogged about how you can customize your Windows Terminal settings and shared my settings.json file. Many people asked me about the different Windows Terminal Color Schemes I use. So I thought a blog post would be a good way of sharing my Windows Terminal Schemes.

and loaded into PowerShell as an assembly/DLL), it's natural to take dependencies on other packages or libraries to provide functionality.

offers you an easy way to do it. Adam explains how to get started here.

The goal is to utilize the toolkit in a more consistent and easier to uddate manner

publication is still being worked on. No ETA for that.

IoT Hub is used to connect, manage, and monitor billions of IoT devices. It securely connects the devices to develop IoT applications. IoT Hub is a flexible cloud platform service that supports multiple protocols and open-source SDKs.

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will teach you everything you need to know about PowerShell Core! Honor System: Pay what you feel this book is worth and what fits your budget.

Monday, I'm showing off BurntToast. BurntToast is a module for showing notifications in Windows 10. We'll look at how to send basic notifications, show progress bars, buttons and even kick off PowerShell scripts from notifications.

to report on the age of an object. The idea being that you could pipe any type of object to the function and get a result. And because I can't help myself, I went a bit further with my solution.

customers start using these new cmdlets right away.

Managed DNS services. This has caused us to look for a different solution. Of course, I immediately thought of Azure, with an Azure DNS hosted zone.

organization. Let's spend some time to learn some default use cases lot of exchange admins have to do. In this article I'm showing a various combination of different PowerShell cmdlets, with special focus in the new Exchange Online cmdlets. You can do a much more crazy stuff, but I want to show some basics.

I will provide a detailed walk-through and demo of how to use the Azure DevOps REST API with PowerShell.

Create a local user or administrator account in Windows using PowerShell. It's a bit overcomplicated, but the goal was it should work for Windows 7 and up, and that means supporting PowerShell 2.0. As part of that exercise, I've been using Win32_UserAccount WMI based query to find local users and manage them to an extent. While Get-LocalUser exists, it's not suitable for the PowerShell 2.0 scenario. I also use the same query in GPO for WMI filtering. You can say it's been a good friend of mine - until today! Let's take a look at this basic WMI query:

you see an error or have a module that you'd like to recommend, please contact us!

as a packaging target with PowerShell Pro Tools for Visual Studio, VS Code, and with Merge-Script. We're even introducing experimental Linux and Mac support. You'll be able to run your scripts cross-platform!

we look at InvokeBuild. InvokeBuild provides the ability to create build scripts with PowerShell.

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PowerShell work and console sessions. One of things I talked about was using ANSI escape sequences to add some color.