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Microsoft has released two PowerShell modules that make it easier to invoke scripted processes requiring passcodes (or "secrets") to work.
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PowerShell Crescendo, a new module for PowerShell that aims to wrap so-called "native" utility applications via the familiar verb-noun syntax used in PowerShell cmdlets, is now available for preview.
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PowerShell 7.1, touted by Microsoft as a "major update" to the scripting language, reached general availability this week.
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IT pros using Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager now have access to a new Community Hub feature, Microsoft announced this week.
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PowerShell 7 has reached the "general availability" (GA) stage, Microsoft announced this week, after being in the "release candidate" stage since December.
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Microsoft recently opened up about its upcoming PowerShell Secrets Management Module, which is designed to give organizations a better way to secure and share PowerShell scripts.
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PowerShell 7 is now available as a "release candidate" version, Microsoft announced this week.
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The next release of Windows Server will have improved PowerShell performance and a smaller container size, according to details released by Microsoft this week.
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By Adam Bertram
PowerShell makes it very easy to set DNS server settings and then troubleshoot what might have gone wrong.
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By Adam Bertram
Scrolling through Windows Server DHCP logs in Notepad is a tedious and time-consuming task. Here's how to use PowerShell to make the process a lot easier.
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PowerShell 7 is slated to become generally available sometime in January, Microsoft announced recently.
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By Adam Bertram
"Should" operators have the critical role of comparing a condition with an expected result. Without that functionality, a test of your PowerShell code would be worthless.
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Microsoft announced on Thursday that it has updated its PowerShell 7 preview to version 4. It also described some of its release plans for the new scripting solution.
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By Adam Bertram
Microsoft's Azure DevTest Labs service allows developers and IT administrators alike to provision and control groups of virtual machines.
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By Adam Bertram
By downloading a PowerShell module, you can manage every facet of Active Directory and build powerful scripts to save time on all kinds of tasks.
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The PowerShell 7 Preview 3 scripting solution is now available, Microsoft announced this week.
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By Adam Bertram
Using PowerShell, Adam shows you one way to compare a .CSV file full of employee accounts with Active Directory users.
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By Adam Bertram
Pester infrastructure tests can run as standalone tests or be integrated into a broader automation workflow. But first, what's an "infrastructure test" anyway?
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By Adam Bertram
IT pros have many ways to deploy resources to Microsoft Azure, but when it comes to deploying many resources at once, ARM templates are the way to go.
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By Adam Bertram
PowerShell is often used to deploy Microsoft Azure ARM templates, but you can also create a script to easily build and modify existing templates. Here's how.
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PowerShell 7, Microsoft's latest scripting solution for IT pros and developers, has hit its "first preview" milestone, Microsoft announced this week.
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By Adam Bertram
Thanks to the AI features in Microsoft's cloud, text-to-speech technology can render more realistic results than ever.
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By Adam Bertram
Here's how to start taking advantage of Microsoft's suite of artificial intelligence APIs.
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By Adam Bertram
Scriptblocks are a ubiquitous part of PowerShell and are a construct that every PowerShell developer should understand.
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Microsoft made some key open source-related announcements at its Build conference this week, including the debut of Windows Terminal, an open source command-line console for Windows 10 that consolidates multiple tools.