PowerShell.org Articles published in November 2015.
Back by popular demand is the week-long coordination of blog posts on a single PowerShell topic known as #PSBlogWeek! This week, 5 hand-picked bloggers will be writing informative content around the topic of logging. The daily schedule for this week is as follows: Monday (Jason Wasser @wasserja) - …
After a two week hiatus I am back this week with a quick write up on how to automate the updating of PowerShell help. Update-Help should be one of the first things typed in PowerShell on a new workstation build. I jump into the topic and demonstrate how to automate the updating of the help files …
UPDATE: The new venue will not be ready until next months’ meeting, so please meet us instead at the Microsoft office in Alpharetta, Microsoft Corporation 1125 Sanctuary Pkwy Ste 300, Alpharetta Join us on Tuesday, December 8th when June Blender will be giving a talk on PowerShell Events! …
Join us on Thursday, December 3rd when Adam Bertram will be giving a talk called a “Top 10 PowerShell mistakes " About Adam Bertram Adam Bertram is an independent consultant, technical writer, trainer and presenter. Adam specializes in consulting and evangelizing all things IT automation …
We’ve finalised the agenda and we’re starting to publish session information on the web site at https://eventloom.com/event/login/PSNA16 There are a handful of sessions on the site at present. The rest will be added over the next week or so. Keep checking back to see who’s been …
Here’s everything that’s fit to print regarding Summit 2016, running April 3-4-5-6 in Bellevue, WA! You can also download: Brochure-PowerShell and DevOps Summit 2016 to share with your boss and team. Registration Registration for Summit will open December 1, 2015, and run through March …
Our November 2015 puzzle comes from PowerShell.org user [Tim Curwick][1], who created the puzzle based on a challenge he ran across at work. There’s nothing more real-world than this!
The Call for Topics for the 2016 Summit is now closed. We’ve had an amazing number of top quality submissions. We’d like to thank everyone who took the time to submit a proposal for a session at the Summit. We’ll be working through the submissions over the next few days as we put …
