Announcements!
- PowerShell VSCode Extension v2024.5.2-preview
New PowerShell VSCode extension preview release v2024.5.1! This includes the breakpoint performance improvement I developed, you should see stepping through code work much faster. Please try to break this feature before release!
Blogs, Articles, and Posts
- PowerShell: How to configure a custom PSSessionconfiguration
A remote session can be set up with the help of PSSession. The predefined remote session is used by default. However, we can also create our own session configurations and then connect - Install and manage VM watch on Azure Virtual Machines
Microsoft announced the public preview of VM watch, a new in-VM service designed for Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) and Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS). This service aims to enhance VM health monitoring by offering standardized, lightweight, and flexible in-VM health checks that connect seamlessly with Azure’s monitoring and AIOps systems. - How to Create a PowerShell Module: A Beginner’s Guide
PowerShell modules are essential for scriptwriters and system administrators to organize and reuse their code. A module is a package of related functions, cmdlets, and resources bundled together for easy sharing and deployment. Creating a custom PowerShell module allows you to centralize functionality, streamline code reuse, and distribute your work to others. - How To Check If File Modified In Last 24 Hours Using PowerShell?
One of my team members recently wanted to check if a file has been modified in the last 24 hours. I suggest using PowerShell as it provides different methods to check. In this tutorial, I will explain how to check if a file has been modified in the last 24 hours using PowerShell with examples. - How to compare all files in two folders using PowerShell
When I am investigating or troubleshooting any issue, I always hope to have access to any log, source control, build artifacts, and pipelines. However, some scenarios are not related to software development where the only resources that I have immediate access to are folders and the files contained, and also the same ones but - How to Replace Carriage Returns in Strings Using PowerShell?
There will be times when you want to replace carriage returns in strings using PowerShell. In this tutorial, we will learn how to replace carriage returns in strings using PowerShell. To replace a string containing a carriage return in PowerShell, use the -replace operator with the carriage return escape sequence `r. For example, $string -replace “r”, “replacement text”will replace
Projects, Scripts, and Modules
- v0.0.13 EntraFIDOFinder is out
New Version of EntraFIDOFinder is out and i’ve added a better way to find out which version of FIDO they are using too. I’ve updated it for the PowerShell version and the webversion. Enhancements I did notice that there is a difference for AAGUID 30b5035e-d297-4ff7-b00b-addc96ba6a98 where on Microsofts website it says it should be compatible - PSAppDeployToolkit 4.0.2
The all-new and vastly improved PSAppDeployToolkit v4 is here!
Community
- Turning the tables. An interview with Andrew Pla
In this episode, we turn the tables and interview Andrew Pla. We explore Andrew’s back story, find out how he got started in IT, and discover where his love of PowerShell comes from. We also discuss his journey from community member to advocate to PowerShell MVP. Get to know Andrew Pla! - OnRamp Scholarship Application Now Open
Are you an entry-level IT professional looking for an immersive introduction to PowerShell, DevOps, and the broader tech community? The OnRamp program at the PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit is designed just for you, and scholarship applications are now open! - BlueSky PowerShell Community Starter Pack
PowerShell and automation enthusiasts who love to share what they know - through code, content, teaching, or lending a hand to others. They strive to make tech accessible to everyone and support each person’s learning path with enthusiasm and respect. - Inside IT Automation E18
Joe Houghes talks about VMware, PowerCLI, PowerShell and more
Events
- Turn PowerShell Into Your Excel Automation Machine
Friday, December 13, 2024 - Join Doug Finke, the creator behind the PowerShell ImportExcel module (downloaded over 8 million times), for an exclusive dive into Excel automation. Learn from the creator himself and discover how to turn tedious Excel tasks into seamless PowerShell solutions, gaining insider insights directly from the source. - PowerShell Conference Europe 2025 Call for Speakers
Call closed on 15 Dec 2024
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