PowerShell Remoting Basics
Missy Januszko provides an overview of PowerShell remoting and explains the use of different cmdlets for managing multiple machines at once.
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Category Archives: Scripting
Lint for Shell Scripters
It used to be one of the joys of writing embedded software was never having to deploy shell scripts. But now with platforms like the Raspberry Pi becoming very common, Linux shell scripts can be a big part of a system–even the whole system, in some cases. How do you know your shell script is error-free before you deploy it? Of course, nothing can catch all errors, but you might try ShellCheck.
When you compile a C program, the compiler usually catches most of your gross errors. The shell, though, doesn’t look at everything until it runs which means you …read more
Lint for Shell Scripters
It used to be one of the joys of writing embedded software was never having to deploy shell scripts. But now with platforms like the Raspberry Pi becoming very common, Linux shell scripts can be a big part of a system–even the whole system, in some cases. How do you know your shell script is error-free before you deploy it? Of course, nothing can catch all errors, but you might try ShellCheck.
When you compile a C program, the compiler usually catches most of your gross errors. The shell, though, doesn’t look at everything until it runs which means you …read more
Create “Programmer-Style” Class-Based DSC Resources
Learn how to create professional-looking class-based DSC resources in just a few easy steps.
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DSC Configuration Data Layout Tips and Tricks
Learn how to make your PowerShell DSC configurations and configuration data easier to read and maintain with these tips and tricks.
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Is it time to learn more about PowerShell?
It might be time for IT Pros to start learning more about PowerShell as it becomes the default command line shell in Windows 10.
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GitHub for Windows – Branches, Pull Requests, and Conflicts
In this article about GitHub for Windows, learn how to add branches to GitHub repos, create pull requests and deal with merge conflicts.
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Gettin’ Down with Aggressor Script
Aggressor Script is the scripting engine in Cobalt Strike 3.0 and later. As much as possible, I tried to make Cobalt Strike’s scripting feel like the scripting you would find in a modern IRC client. In this post, I’d like to take you through some resources and third-party examples to help you become familiar with […]
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PowerShell Problem Solver: Finding Empty Organizational Units in Active Directory
PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks demonstrates how to find and remove empty Active Directory organizational units with simple PowerShell scripts.
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More Choices in PowerShell
Take your PowerShell scripts to the next level with custom menus and choice prompts. PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks explains how.
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