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PowerShell AD: Gestion des GPO
PowerShell AD: Gestion des GPO
Presentateur: Jérôme Bezet-Torres https://twitter.com/JM2K69https://jm2k69.github.io/
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#BridgeConf
#BridgeConf
#BridgeConf is a one-day single track live-streamed conference-style event for PowerShell, automation, programming, infrastructure, sysadmin, and other miscellaneous nerds around the world. This event doesn’t have a singular focus, but it is born from the PowerShell Discord/Slack community. The most popular, and most socially engaging channel on the PowerShell Discord/Slack network is #bridge (hence, #BridgeConf). In a world where we’re all disappointed that so many wonderful conferences and other in-person events are (rightfully) canceled, #BridgeConf is an opportunity for the PowerShell community to quickly unite to do what we all do best: share knowledge, and have fun. See you there! CFP (closes midnight April 14th PDT): https://www.papercall.io/bridgeconf
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PowerShell Monthly Workshop
PowerShell Monthly Workshop
Every month, we group study while reviewing script challenge results or invite a speaker to talk about Powershell tips and tricks. We encourage all levels of expertise to come. Whatever your job may be in Information Technology, Powershell will enter your line of work. Come visit with us and hone your scripting skills.
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PowerShell module development with Psake and PowerShellBuild
PowerShell module development with Psake and PowerShellBuild
Lets take a look at developing a PowerShell module with Stucco, Psake, and PowerShellBuild. We'll start with the Plaster template Stucco to create our module scaffolding then leverage PowerShellBuild's Psake tasks to help automate a lot of the heavy lifting associated with building a PowerShell module (e.g. testing, documentation, compiling, publishing). Speaker Joey Piccola (https://twitter.com/joeypiccola). • What to bringBring your willingness to learn and questions about PowerShell. Plus thoughts on future topics to discuss at our monthly meetings. • Important to knowNo food or drink provided, but plenty of knowledge being shared.
PowerShell: Remote Meetup – Working from Home with PowerShell
PowerShell: Remote Meetup – Working from Home with PowerShell
Hi everyone! We will be hosting a remote meetup next month to talk about how working from home has been going for all of us, in particular how PowerShell may be helping you to work effectively during this time. Let's knowledge share and bring our ideas and processes to the table. This has been scheduled on a Monday instead of Tuesday due to Cinco de Mayo, not that anyone would likely be celebrating as usual but we wanted to be considerate of those who may want to be away from the computer at that time. We will send a meeting link to those who have RSVPed by the day of the event at 5PM.
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Don Jones: You’re More Than Just a Scripter
Don Jones: You’re More Than Just a Scripter
Sadly, PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2020 had to be cancelled, keynote presenter Don Jones spent all that time working on his speech that it seemed a shame to waste it! So join in for... "You're More Than Just a Scripter!" Learn how to take the tech skills you've already got and refocus those into a broader career perspective. Learn key bits of how to "talk like a businessperson," where today's IT job gaps are, and how to future-proof your career. Don is one of the best and brightest speakers in the PowerShell community and has a long history of amazing projects. He's a 15 time Microsoft MVP and co-author of the "PowerShell in a Month of Lunches". He currently works as a vice president of PluralSight and always has his finger on the pulse of what's happening in IT. Don't miss this unique opportunity to listen to Don speak and ask your questions! We're expecting a high turnout for this event and will have to limit the total number of attendees, so make sure you RSVP early to reserve your spot! Want to know what time this meeting is in your time zone?https://everytimezone.com/s/adeffe53 The remote connection information for our meeting will be sent approximately 3 hrs prior to the start of the meeting to all members who RSVP yes to this meeting. This is a live-streamed event that will be posted on YouTube afterward. By attending this meeting, you agree to allow us to use any recordings of yourself […]
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PowerShell Core Concept: Making sense of this Function Thing️ with Phil Bossman
PowerShell Core Concept: Making sense of this Function Thing️ with Phil Bossman
Join Phil Bossman as he talks about one of PowerShell’s Core Concepts: Functions. Come and walk through building your first function. We’ll discuss the parts of a function, how to use them, and ways to effectively use functions to accomplish your goals. We’ll also discuss creating Advanced Functions and how they can improve your scripts. Phil Bossman (@Schlauge) is a PowerShell enthusiast with a passion for learning. Phil is currently a Citrix Architect and End User Computing expert in the Raleigh, NC area. Phil is a co-organizer of the Research Triangle PowerShell User Group (@rtpsug). This is an online meeting and all are welcome to attend. Please RSVP to receive the meeting link on the day of the event.
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Jocel Sabellano: Maneuvering Your Way to Microsoft Graph API
Jocel Sabellano: Maneuvering Your Way to Microsoft Graph API
Microsoft 365 (previously Office 365) is almost everyone’s solution for productivity in the cloud. It is nearly a limitless place to store data and it provides numerous innovative collaboration services for businesses from small to big enterprises. The method for accessing Microsoft 365 cloud resources programmatically is the Graph API. For those unfamiliar with the Graph API, it is the gateway to data and intelligence in Microsoft 365. Using Graph allows for a way to interact with the Microsoft 365 cloud from the command line. Join Jocel Sabellano for a deep dive on how the graph API works and how to interact with it to access the myriad of services in the Microsoft 365 Cloud. Jocel is a cloud expert for an MSP in the Chicago area. He works with customers helping them get their data into the cloud and accessing that data securely. Jocel will be showing us how we can get started with the Microsoft Graph and discussing the different options available for authentication. He'll also be diving into different ways you can use the graph API for various workloads. Want to know what time this meeting is in your time zone?https://everytimezone.com/s/24ccb3e8 This is a live-streamed event that will be posted on YouTube afterward. By attending this meeting, you agree to allow us to use any recordings of yourself for later use and posted in public forums such as YouTube and Reddit. We record all of our meetings and place the recordings on our YouTube channel a few […]
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PSPowerHour – PowerShell Candy
PSPowerHour – PowerShell Candy
PowerShell Candy by Jeff Hicks PowerShell is about getting work done. But that doesn't mean it has to be drab and gray. Sometimes it helps to add a little visual pizzazz. Like putting a border around the heading in a report. Or adding a dash of color to reinforce the data - without relying on Write-Host! In this session, we'll explore the world of ANSI, special characters, and more so that you can start adding a little flair to your PowerShell work.
PowerLunch – Microsoft Graph with Alexander Holmeset
PowerLunch – Microsoft Graph with Alexander Holmeset
Please see https://www.meetup.com/PowerShell-London-UK/events/270784277/ for more details
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Linux on Windows plus PowerShell equals More Power!
Linux on Windows plus PowerShell equals More Power!
We are meeting virtually this month! Bring your favorite beverage, put your feet up and join us online for PowerShell. WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) is the safest, easiest and coolest way to get Linux tools and experience without the need to spin up a Linux box. It's available right in Windows 10. WSL is not a toy! WSL can provide you with valuable tools which are often native only to Linux. What if you could have your familiar Windows environment combined with the power of a true Linux shell (Bash)? How would you like to combine the power of Linux commands and tools, into your PowerShell scripts? This Meetup will introduce you to ways in which you can combine the power of Windows and Linux to add more tools to your toolbag. Q: What is the advantage of using a Bash command in a PowerShell script?A: In general, less code is better. Bash code is often more compact than PowerShell code. Q: If PowerShell is more modern than Bash, why would I want to use Bash?A: Bash has been around a lot longer than PowerShell. Finding code snippets for Bash is easy. Q: Can you give me an example of using PowerShell vs. using Bash?Date in epoch format:PowerShellGet-Date (Get-Date).ToUniversalTime() -UFormat %sPowerShell calling Bashbash -c 'date +%s' Here is an article written by our speaker, Tay Kratzer ( ) which demonstrates a PowerShell script calling a Bash script to perform a port check. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/combining-linux-windows-power-tay-kratzer/