Topics include PSRemoting, Active Directory, string manipulation and more..

Special thanks to Robin Dadswell, Prasoon Karunan V, Kiran Patnayakuni and Kevin Laux.

An Active Directory Change Report from PowerShell

by Jeff Hicks on 26th January
Jeff walks us through how to track the changes in Active Directory since given date and time using PowerShell

How to Set up PSRemoting with Windows and Linux

by Tyler Muir on 26th January
In this article, you’re going to learn how to set up a Windows client to connect to a Linux computer (CentOS) using PSRemoting over SSH and vice versa.

Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring Powershell Protect

by Kelvin Tegelaar on 27th January
Monitoring with PowerShell with PowerShell protect.

Is Powershell Considered a Programming Language?

by Graeme John on 28th January
Is Powershell Considered a Programming Language? Yes it certainly is, no matter what anyone tells you. Many people that work in dev environments might scoff at the idea that your Powershell creations, are anything more than scripts, but they are dead wrong, and we’ll flesh out the details in our blog post as to why that is the case.

PowerShell concatenation: How to use this powerful feature

by Lavanya Rathnan on 28th January
String concatenation is something that we use commonly to create the right data. This blog post show different ways to concatenate them in PowerShell.

Youtube: Writing Robust PowerShell

Guy Leech is kicking us off for 2021 with by sharing his tips for writing PowerShell code that will reduce the occurrences of errors and unexpected behavior which helps increase reliability and user confidence.