Automation
Automating SonarCloud with PowerShell
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Part 3 Onboarding a User
By: Jonathan Medd submitted:Jun 16 2022
Part 3 Onboarding a User
By: Jonathan Medd submitted:Jun 16 2022
Automation Decisions
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I've been scripting and automating things since the days of DOS 3.3, beginning with batch files. It
By: Jeffery Hicks submitted:Mar 3 2023
I've been scripting and automating things since the days of DOS 3.3, beginning with batch files. It
always felt like magic. I could cast a charm simply by typing a few characters on a keyboard. Naturally, my magic skills went from batch files to VBScript to PowerShell. Throughout it all, I've also had an internal decision tree regarding automation. Over the years, I've seen IT pros new to scripting and automation needlessly struggle. Often it is due to a deficiency in their decision tree. Today, I thought I'd help you nurture yours.
By: Jeffery Hicks submitted:Mar 3 2023
Azure Automation Hybrid Worker Groups: Getting Started Guide
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In previous posts, you learned how to create your first Azure Automation PowerShell runbook and
By: Jeff Brown submitted:Aug 5 2022
In previous posts, you learned how to create your first Azure Automation PowerShell runbook and
configure authentication to Azure resources. With these tools available, your next step is to expand your runbook's reach outside of Azure to on-premises resources. Azure Automation makes this possible with Hybrid Worker Groups. In this guide, you will learn how
By: Jeff Brown submitted:Aug 5 2022
ChocoLogParse v 1.0.0
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Parses Chocolatey logs into easy to use objects.
By: Gilbert Sanchez submitted:Jul 26 2024
Parses Chocolatey logs into easy to use objects.
By: Gilbert Sanchez submitted:Jul 26 2024
Creating a Microsoft 365 Automated Off-boarding Process with SharePoint, Graph API, and PowerShell
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In this write-up I will be creating a basic off-boarding automation that uses SharePoint as the
By: Brad Wyatt submitted:Sep 9 2022
In this write-up I will be creating a basic off-boarding automation that uses SharePoint as the
front end, and PowerShell, the Graph API, and Azure Runbooks as the back-end.
By: Brad Wyatt submitted:Sep 9 2022
Creating an Azure Automation Account
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There are a lot of different tools that can be used to automate tasks in Azure, but perhaps the most
By: Sean Bulger submitted:Jun 16 2022
There are a lot of different tools that can be used to automate tasks in Azure, but perhaps the most
flexible is an Azure Automation account.
By: Sean Bulger submitted:Jun 16 2022
Events with PowerShell Automation
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If you're looking for a PowerShell script to help you plan out or schedule your event, this is not
By: smallfoxx submitted:Oct 7 2022
If you're looking for a PowerShell script to help you plan out or schedule your event, this is not
the post you're looking for; maybe another time.
By: smallfoxx submitted:Oct 7 2022
Exploring AutomatedLab and DSC with Raimund Andrée
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In this episode, we revisit AutomatedLab with the other primary maintainer, Raimund Andrée. Raimund
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Sep 16 2022
In this episode, we revisit AutomatedLab with the other primary maintainer, Raimund Andrée. Raimund
teaches us about DSC and shares details of the DSCWorkshop project, which is a great way to go about learning more about DSC in a hands-on manner. We also learned about Cattle vs. Pets and how that applies to your servers. You can hear all of this, plus more in this companion episode to our first AutomatedLab episode.
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Sep 16 2022
How to create a maintenance mode in Azure Automation
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An emergency button to ensure that your runbooks stop running without disconnecting the schedule in
By: Bas Wijdenes submitted:Jan 5 2024
An emergency button to ensure that your runbooks stop running without disconnecting the schedule in
Azure Automation Disclaimer: This post can be seen as satire. There are probably better ways, but because we were so limited with the customer at the time, we opted for a hobby approach: 'Maintenance mode the creative way'. What if... ... Continue reading How to create a maintenance mode in Azure Automation
By: Bas Wijdenes submitted:Jan 5 2024
How to fix ‘CliXml’ in parameter input Azure Automation
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Azure Automation, Start-AutomationRunbook, parameters, & CliXml... I'm not going to explain what
By: Bas Wijdenes submitted:Nov 25 2022
Azure Automation, Start-AutomationRunbook, parameters, & CliXml... I'm not going to explain what
Clixml is, or what it means, nor am I going to explain exactly why this issue is happening (mainly because I don't have a clear answer for you). I'll give you the solution and a possible way to make this easier for you.
By: Bas Wijdenes submitted:Nov 25 2022
How to Restore a Deleted Power Automate Flow via PowerShell, Power Automate and Power Apps – YouTube
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If you've ever deleted a flow and required assistance from Microsoft to restore it, you're in luck.
By: Damien Bird submitted:Jun 16 2022
If you've ever deleted a flow and required assistance from Microsoft to restore it, you're in luck.
Non solution aware flows can now be restored via PowerShell but in this video I demonstrate how you can turn a PowerShell script into an Azure RunBook, which in turn can be called from Power Automate and Power Apps.
By: Damien Bird submitted:Jun 16 2022
How to use Managed Identity to connect to Azure, Exchange, Graph, Intune,… in Azure Automation Runbook
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Managed Identity is definitely a better option for authentication in Azure Automation Runbooks than
By: Ondrej Sebela submitted:Jun 16 2022
Managed Identity is definitely a better option for authentication in Azure Automation Runbooks than
RunAs account because it doesn't require certificate/secret renewal. Therefore it is maintenance-free.
By: Ondrej Sebela submitted:Jun 16 2022
Improve IT efficiency with a PowerShell self-service portal
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Implementing a PowerShell self-service portal can help the IT department give users a safe way to
By: Mike Kanakos submitted:Mar 24 2023
Implementing a PowerShell self-service portal can help the IT department give users a safe way to
run scripts for various jobs.
By: Mike Kanakos submitted:Mar 24 2023
Inside IT Automation | E17
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Chrissy LeMaire talks about PowerShell, AI, dbatools and more
By: ScriptRunner submitted:Nov 1 2024
Chrissy LeMaire talks about PowerShell, AI, dbatools and more
By: ScriptRunner submitted:Nov 1 2024
Install Applications in Azure Image Builder with PowerShell!
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Azure Image Builder provides a way to create images for Azure VM's in an automated pipeline. It's
By: Travis Roberts submitted:Apr 21 2023
Azure Image Builder provides a way to create images for Azure VM's in an automated pipeline. It's
even easier with the new portal integration. This video picks up where the previous video left off and goes over the steps to install applications and modify the base OS using PowerShell. We start with the requirements of using silent installation for the software deployment, and then go over how to use inline PowerShell commands and PowerShell scripts to customize the image. The result is a custom Windows 10 multi-user image ready for deployment.
By: Travis Roberts submitted:Apr 21 2023
Lessons Learned from Using Azure Automation with PowerShell Scripts
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I've spent some time investigating Azure Automation PowerShell recently. In this article, I discuss
By: Tony Redmond submitted:Sep 2 2022
I've spent some time investigating Azure Automation PowerShell recently. In this article, I discuss
three learnings that might be of interest to others. Debugging, cost, and tracking the use of Azure Automation PowerShell might not interest everyone, but they've certainly helped me to understand how the platform works.
By: Tony Redmond submitted:Sep 2 2022
Microsoft Retires Azure Automation Run As Accounts in September 2023
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Microsoft plans to retire Azure Automation Run As Accounts on September 30, 2023 and replace them
By: Tony Redmond submitted:Feb 10 2023
Microsoft plans to retire Azure Automation Run As Accounts on September 30, 2023 and replace them
with managed identities. I don't have any issue with the proposal because managed identities are more secure and a better overall solution. It would have been nice if Microsoft had communicated the change more broadly. I guess if you were in the know, you found out about this development, but maybe the average Microsoft 365 tenant administrator might have struggled to discover what's happening.
By: Tony Redmond submitted:Feb 10 2023
Migrate your Runbooks in Azure Automation to Managed Identities
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Microsoft has recently announced that on September 30th, 2021, Azure Automation RunAs accounts,
By: Brad Wyatt submitted:Mar 10 2023
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.
By: Brad Wyatt submitted:Mar 10 2023
Modern Automation with PowerShell Michael
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In this episode, we are joined by Microsoft MVP Michael Zanatta to discuss the new PowerShell
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Mar 17 2023
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!
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Mar 17 2023
PowerShell Community Textbook Update: To be released this weekend!
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Gday Everyone,
By: u/PowerShellMichael submitted:Sep 23 2022
Gday Everyone,
By: u/PowerShellMichael submitted:Sep 23 2022
PowerShell Registry Monitor
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How to set up a simple registry key monitor with PowerShell
By: Francisco Nabas submitted:Sep 23 2022
How to set up a simple registry key monitor with PowerShell
By: Francisco Nabas submitted:Sep 23 2022
Practical Automation With Matthew Dowst
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Shameless self promotion time! But seriously it was great talking with these guys. I hope to do it
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Nov 4 2022
Shameless self promotion time! But seriously it was great talking with these guys. I hope to do it
again in the future.
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Nov 4 2022
ProcessEx: Exposes the Windows Process creation Win32 functions in PowerShell
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Exposes the Windows Process creation Win32 functions in PowerShell - jborean93/ProcessEx
By: Jordan Borean submitted:Nov 8 2024
Exposes the Windows Process creation Win32 functions in PowerShell - jborean93/ProcessEx
By: Jordan Borean submitted:Nov 8 2024
Report Scheduled Tasks on servers that have local or domain accounts configured
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For one of our customers, I needed to create a report of all Scheduled Tasks on their servers with a
By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Sep 9 2022
For one of our customers, I needed to create a report of all Scheduled Tasks on their servers with a
local or domain account configured. They needed this report because they are switching to more strict Group Policies and they needed to know what user accounts should have the "Log on as a batch job"
By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Sep 9 2022
Run PowerShell Scripts with Azure Automation Hybrid Workers on-premises using Azure Arc
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If you want to automate your on-premises environment Azure Arc enabled Server is a great offering to
By: Thomas Maurer submitted:Sep 9 2022
If you want to automate your on-premises environment Azure Arc enabled Server is a great offering to
onboard Azure management services such as Azure Monitor, Defender for Cloud, and many others. One of the integrations is with Azure Automation Hybrid Worker. This allows you to run Azure Automation PowerShell or Phyton runbooks on-premises directly on .
By: Thomas Maurer submitted:Sep 9 2022
SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module
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I've just published v1.1.4 of the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module to both GitHub and the
By: Darren Robinson submitted:Jun 16 2022
I've just published v1.1.4 of the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module to both GitHub and the
PowerShell Gallery. Release 1.1.4 of the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module is the result of considerable effort by myself and Sean McGovern. Release 1.1.4's numerous updates comprise changes to cmdlets to account for changes to IdentityNow API authentication, four new cmdlets, cmdlet updates for API changes, bug-fixes and documentation updates..
By: Darren Robinson submitted:Jun 16 2022
Scheduled Tasks & PowerShell
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Triggering Script from GitHub This post was mostly created for myself to help remember tricks I use
By: gwblok submitted:Jun 9 2023
Triggering Script from GitHub This post was mostly created for myself to help remember tricks I use
in creating scheduled tasks with PowerShell. I find it handy when developing thing in my lab to keep the script in GitHub, and call it remotely. You can also easily modify the script to copy the script local ... Read more
By: gwblok submitted:Jun 9 2023
Start-MultiJob
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Just released my latest script: Start-MultiJob! It executes multiple Scriptblocks concurrently,
By: Christian Ritter submitted:Jun 30 2023
Just released my latest script: Start-MultiJob! It executes multiple Scriptblocks concurrently,
effortlessly tracking their outputs while dynamically updating the same line with the latest information stream from each script block.
By: Christian Ritter submitted:Jun 30 2023
Unlock inline PowerShell capabilities to streamline Logic Apps workflows
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The new inline PowerShell action, now in preview, adds flexibility to Logic Apps by enabling users
By: Parth Shah submitted:Aug 23 2024
The new inline PowerShell action, now in preview, adds flexibility to Logic Apps by enabling users
to embed PowerShell scripts directly into workflows. This feature unlocks new possibilities for complex integrations, and I'm excited to demonstrate its potential with a bank reconciliation workflow demo.
By: Parth Shah submitted:Aug 23 2024
Upgrade of Teams Policy Cmdlets Enables Use in Azure Automation
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This article explains how to make Teams policy assignments using an Azure Automation runbook and
By: Tony Redmond submitted:Nov 4 2022
This article explains how to make Teams policy assignments using an Azure Automation runbook and
some of the modernized cmdlets available in the Teams PowerShell module. Not everything worked as smoothly as we'd like, but like most PowerShell scenarios, there's usually a workaround available to get the job done. It just needs to be found.
By: Tony Redmond submitted:Nov 4 2022
What determines when you will use PowerShell to automate a process?
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A great discuss on r/PowerShell about when to automate.
By: r/PowerShell submitted:Jun 16 2022
A great discuss on r/PowerShell about when to automate.
By: r/PowerShell submitted:Jun 16 2022