July 16, 2021
Announcements!
Windows Terminal Preview 1.10 Released
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
It's Windows Terminal release day! This release introduces Windows Terminal Preview to version 1.10
By: Microsoft submitted:Jun 16 2022
It's Windows Terminal release day! This release introduces Windows Terminal Preview to version 1.10
and Windows Terminal will be updated to version 1.9 soon.
By: Microsoft submitted:Jun 16 2022
Blogs, Articles, and Posts
Adding a year worth of sprints in Azure DevOps with PowerShell
(robstr.dev)
If you are working with Azure DevOps to keep track of your projects, you probably have to deal with
By: Roberth Strand submitted:Jun 16 2022
If you are working with Azure DevOps to keep track of your projects, you probably have to deal with
sprints. Depending on the length of your sprints, and the fact that you can bulk add sprints, you probably either end up creating the next sprint during sprint planning or create every sprint manually.
By: Roberth Strand submitted:Jun 16 2022
How to deploy Azure Automation Runbooks with source control through Azure DevOps
(scriptingchris.tech)
I use Azure Automation for orchestrating alot of my Powershell automation. I use it for both my
By: Christian Hoejsager submitted:Jun 16 2022
I use Azure Automation for orchestrating alot of my Powershell automation. I use it for both my
Azure environment but also my on-premises environment. I find Azure automation to be a great solution for managing and running your automation, instead of having them run on a server with scheduled tasks.
By: Christian Hoejsager submitted:Jun 16 2022
How to run on-demand AV scanning on a file with MS Defender using Powershell
(scriptinglibrary.com)
Last month I've published an article on MS Defender and Nagios, on a similar topic this week I used
By: Paolo Frigo submitted:Jun 16 2022
Last month I've published an article on MS Defender and Nagios, on a similar topic this week I used
the MS Defender Powershell module and wrote a helper function to scan on-demand a file using mpcmd.exe.
By: Paolo Frigo submitted:Jun 16 2022
Searching for PowerShell with CIM
(jdhitsolutions.com)
Yesterday I shared a script that you could use to inventory systems for Windows PowerShell and
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jun 16 2022
Yesterday I shared a script that you could use to inventory systems for Windows PowerShell and
PowerShell 7 installations. This should work for most people who install PowerShell 7 with the provided installer. But, as has been pointed out more than once to me, this won't detect any side-loaded or out-of-band installations. I made reference to this in the previous article. I think the best you can do is search the hard drive instances of pwsh.exe. But we don't want to do a brute-force recursive directory search. Instead, I'm going to use Get-CimInstance.
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jun 16 2022
Projects, Scripts, and Modules
July 2021 – Azure PowerShell updates
(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
Starting July 2021, the Azure PowerShell team is making the following adjustments: The Az PowerShell
By: Azure PowerShell submitted:Jun 16 2022
Starting July 2021, the Azure PowerShell team is making the following adjustments: The Az PowerShell
module will now be released on the first Tuesday of each month. We are releasing an AzPreview PowerShell module that includes all Azure PowerShell modules available and supported by Microsoft.
By: Azure PowerShell submitted:Jun 16 2022
Books, Media, and Learning Resources
A PowerShell Counting Challenge Walk-through
(powershell.anovelidea.org)
Learn about the PowerShell concepts of for and foreach loops, ForEach-Object and pipelines, and the
By: Dave Carroll submitted:Jun 16 2022
Learn about the PowerShell concepts of for and foreach loops, ForEach-Object and pipelines, and the
range and modulus operators in this Iron Scripter challenge walk-through.
By: Dave Carroll submitted:Jun 16 2022
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