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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Introducing PoshRSJob as an Alternative to PowerShell Jobs
Maybe you have heard me blogging, speaking or tweeting off and on about using runspaces (or runspacepools) as a means to run tasks in the background vs. using PowerShell Jobs (PSJobs) (Start-Job, Get-Job, etc…). While I have seen a lot … Continue reading
Coming Soon: PowerShell Blogging Week
Beginning March 30th and running until April 4th, a handful of PowerShell MVPs and enthusiasts will be taking part in PowerShell Blogging Week. This is the first time that we are attempting this and what we have in store if … Continue reading
Slides and Example Code From Nebraska.Code() Conference Session Available
I had the great opportunity to speak at Nebraska.Code() over the weekend in which I talked about Trend Reporting using PowerShell and SQL. This was a great opportunity and my 1st conference speaking gig that I have done. I appreciate … Continue reading
MCPMag Articles on Exploring PowerShell
My series of articles for this month on MCPMag.com talk about exploring PowerShell using a few of the available cmdlets. I’ll update the links as each new article goes live below. Exploring PowerShell, Part 1: Using Get-Command Exploring PowerShell, Part … Continue reading