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The quick start guide for an advanced enterprise PowerShell frameworkAbout This BookIntroduces industryproven techniques that improve script efficiency and reliabilityExamplerich guide based on realworld scenariosFacilitates building a script that can fully scan a Windows server and identify componentsWho This Book Is ForThis book is for IT professionals and Windows administrators who would like to gain intensive handson knowledge and skills on PowerShell without spending hours and hours in learning If you have been struggling to find the time to gain proficiency and confidence with PowerShell and everyday scripting tasksWhat You Will LearnCreate an advanced PowerShell scripting template that provides repeatable code to jumpstart all of your scripting projectsLearn how to securely encrypt and store usernames passwords and other sensitive data in PowerShell scripts and answer filesUnderstand how to optimize the performance of scripts to help process large datasets quickly and avoid timeconsuming mistakesDevelop a script to scan for nonstandard Windows Server configurations and identify service accounts used on Windows ServersGather a large list of data from a Windows server without locally or remotely logging in interactivelyIn DetailEnterprise PowerShell Scripting Bootcamp explains how to create your own repeatable PowerShell scripting framework This framework contains script logging methodologies answer file interactions and string encryption and decryption strategiesThis book focuses on evaluating individual components to identify the systems function role and unique characteristics To do this you will leverage builtin CMDlets and Windows Management Instrumentation WMI to explore Windows services Windows processes Windows features scheduled tasks and disk statistics You will also create custom functions to perform a deep search for specific strings in files and evaluate installed software through executable propertiesWe will then discuss different scripting techniques to improve the efficiency of scripts By leveraging several small changes to your code you can increase the execution performance by over 130By the end of this book you will be able to tie all of the concepts together in a PowerShellbased Windows server scanning script This discovery script will be able to scan a Windows server to identify a multitude of componentsStyle and approachThis book is all about fast and intensive learning This means we dont waste time in helping readers get started The new content is about leveraging highlyeffective examples to build new things help solving problems in newer and unseen ways and providing an enterpriseready platform to create PowerShell Scripts. Lee Holmes | @. Lee_Holmes. Principal SDE |Windows PowerShell | Microsoft. About Me. Security geek. Developer on the Windows PowerShell team since V1. Author of the Windows PowerShell Cookbook, PowerShellCookbook.com, and Windows PowerShell Pocket Reference. “Interactive PowerShell Sessions in Metasploit”. 4. th. July . 2015. Presented to . SteelCon. Presented by Ben Turner & Dave Hardy. :: . HOW ARE BUSINESSES EVOLVING?. Dave Hardy @davehardy20 . By Aaron Nelson *(Mostly. ). SQL. variant. .com . My Blog. SQLPowerShell.com . PowerShell specific blog posts. I’m not a PowerShell Expert. Just a PowerShell . enthusiast. .. Copyright 2010 By Aaron Nelson. Neil Iversen. Points of Interest. Introduction. Getting Around. Basic Syntax. Making yourself at ~. Not-So-Basic Syntax. Questions. Introduction. Developer at Inetium. http://justaddcode.com/blog/. .  Jeffrey Snover. Partner Architect. Microsoft Corporation. ES24. Deliver great management (cheaply)?. Satisfy the full range of Admins?. Automate operation of LOTS of heterogeneous stuff (including raw HW)?. Class 2. Substituting for Doug . Spindler. 1-23-14. Notes are Online. http://. pacitpros.org. /ccsf. Pin PowerShell to Taskbar. Start. Search for PowerShell. Open it. Right-click taskbar button, "Pin this program to taskbar". Session 1. March 6, 2008. A Very Brief History of Unix. Invented in late 1960s at AT&T Bell Labs. They were not allowed to sell it, so they licensed it to places like Berkeley, starting with Version 6. Fastest Improving State in the Nation. Graduation Rate. Class. of 2015. Annual Targets. Interim Graduation. Rate Goal: 2020. Long-term Graduation Rate Goal: 2022. The fastest improving state on graduation rate.. Jeffrey Snover | Distinguished Engineer & Lead Architect. Jason Helmick | Senior Technologist, Concentrated Technology. Course Topics. Getting Started with PowerShell. 01 | Don’t fear the shell. What are Scripting Languages?. tr.v. . . script·ed. , . script·ing. , . scripts. 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Grasp advanced PowerShell Core 6.0 functionalities to automate your environmentKey FeaturesKeep up with changes introduced in PowerShell Core 6.0Easily maintain appropriate compatibility with older versionsAutomate complex tasks, manipulate data, and secure your environment with PowerShell Core 6.0Book DescriptionPowerShell scripts offer a handy way to automate various chores, however working effectively with these scripts can be a difficult task.This comprehensive guide starts with the fundamentals before moving on to advanced-level topics to help you become a PowerShell Core 6.0 expert. The first module, PowerShell Core 6.0 Fundamentals, begins with the new features of PowerShell Core 6.0, installing it on Linux, and working with parameters, objects and .NET classes from within PowerShell Core 6.0. As you make your way through the chapters, you\'ll see how to efficiently manage large amounts of data and interact with other services using PowerShell Core 6.0. You\'ll be able to make the most of PowerShell Core 6.0\'s powerful automation feature, where you will have different methods available to parse data and manipulate regular expressions and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). After having explored automation, you will enter the extending PowerShell Core 6.0 module, covering asynchronous processing and desired state configuration. In the last module, you will learn to extend PowerShell Core 6.0 using advanced scripts and filters, and also debug issues along with working on error handling techniques.By the end of this book, you will be an expert in scripting with PowerShell Core 6.0.What you will learnOptimize code through the use of functions, switches, and looping structuresWork with objects and operators to test and manipulate dataParse and manipulate different data typesCreate scripts and functions using PowerShellUse jobs, events, and popular public modules which assist with implementing multithreadingWrite .NET classes with ease within the PowerShellCreate and implement regular expressions in PowerShell scriptsMake use of advanced techniques to define and restrict the behavior of parametersWho this book is forIf you are a system administrator who wants to become an expert in controlling and automating your Windows environment, then Mastering Windows PowerShell Scripting is for you. It is also ideal for those new to the PowerShell language.Table of ContentsIntroduction to PowerShellModules and Snap-insWorking with Objects in PowerShell OperatorsVariables, Arrays, and HashtablesBranching and LoopingWorking with .NETStrings, numbers, and datesRegular ExpressionsFiles, Folders, and the RegistryWindows Management InstrumentationHTML, XML, and JSONWeb requests and web servicesRemoting and remote managementAsynchronous processingScripts, Functions, and FiltersParameters, validation, and dynamic parametersClasses and enumerationsBuilding modulesTestingError handling