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PowerShell on its own is a robust and versatile language that can help you accomplish any task at hand. Combine it with the ability to run remotely on other computers and it becomes unparalleled as a scripting language

Jeff Hicks discusses Microsoft releasing the next generation of PowerShell tools as PowerShell 6.0.

Jeff Hicks gives us a primer on creating DSC resource snippets for the PowerShell ISE in this step-by-step tutorial article.

Learn how to create your own JEA Toolkits (Endpoints), and monitor the logs for user activity.

As a companion to my series on managing Windows Server with Puppet Enterprise, this short two-part article will guide you through installing your own Puppet 5 server on Red Hat Linux in Hyper-V.

Aidan Finn explains the two ways that you can deploy a web-based application in Azure.

Learn how to automate the process of installing Windows Software Update Services (WSUS) on a Windows Server 2016 box.

We’ve come along way since we started this project on building a PowerShell hot fix reporting tool. We’ve wrapped up our functionality around the Get-Hotfix cmdlet. But there’s more to be done.

PowerShell sensei Jeff Hicks continues his look at working with data in PowerShell and introduces us to classes in PowerShell v5.

Russell Smith walks us through improvements to his script used for automating domain controller deployment in Microsoft Azure.