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Tag Archives: runspace
Speedy Ping using PowerShell
For those that know me, you know how much I love runspaces and preach about their use for their quickness and being lightweight in PowerShell to accomplish your day to day activities where you need to run many things in … Continue reading
Another Way to Get Output From a PowerShell Runspace
Most of you who work with runspaces in PowerShell are familiar with the most common way to pull out data that is waiting in another runspace by simply calling Invoke() on the PowerShell instance or using EndInvoke(<handle>) to stop one … Continue reading
Finding the PowerShellAsyncResult on PowerShell Object After Using BeginInvoke
I’ve been here many of times when working with the console and creating a PowerShell instance and runspace to kick off a runspace in the background. I have everything situated and then call BeginInvoke() against my PowerShell object and realize … Continue reading
Speaking at Mississippi PowerShell User Group on Runspaces
A week from tonight (8 Sept, 2015) you can find me online speaking at the Mississippi PowerShell User Group talking about The Art of PowerShell Runspaces. This is going to be a great talk and I will be covering a … Continue reading
Supporting Synchronized Collections in PoshRSJob
I had a question where someone asked if PoshRSJob had support for synchronized variables (or collections) much like I have shown in the past using runspaces. This happened to be something that I touted as an advantage over the use … Continue reading