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I’ve decided to bring #PSBlogWeek back! Brush off those PowerShell blogs and grease up those typing fingers….wait..don’t do that but at least stretch a little bit. If you’d like to write a great article on PowerShell on your blog to help contribute great content and get yourself some notoriety, #PSBlogWeek is how it’s done. For full details, head over to my blog where I’ve outlined everything or head directly over to psblogweek.
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) - Building Readable Text Log Files Tuesay (Thom Schumacher @driberif) - Slicing and Dicing Text Log Files Wednesday (Jaap Brasser @jaap_brasser) - PowerShell Logging in the Windows Event Log
I’m back from Techmentor Redmond 2015 which was my first public speaking talk ever. It went great. I met a ton of great people and really enjoyed myself. When speaking to IT pros one of the questions I typically ask them is “Are you blogging or sharing your knowledge?”. 9 times out of 10 I get a big, fat no. Why? It’s because they feel like they have nothing to share.
We all love PowerShell and we all probably have some very entertaining stories about a situation where it really saved our butts (or caused problems). Either way, we can all tell some kind of interesting story around a memorable moment you had with PowerShell or automation in general. I’d love to hear about them. I’m looking for a short story anywhere from a few paragraphs to an entire article if you want.