I’m excited to announce the release of AzPolicyCompare, a PowerShell module I’ve developed to help Azure professionals compare Azure Policy Initiatives with ease. Managing and aligning policies across multiple initiatives…
For the trusted readers of my blog 😉 yes, this is another event driven architecture topic! And this time we’ll be diving into WMI Events with PowerShell! PowerShell is more…
If you’ve been around PowerShell for a while, you know it’s great at looping through stuff. Need to process a list of files? Easy. Query a set of servers? Piece…
PowerShell is built on top of the CLR (Common Language Runtime) of .NET, which means the two are already deeply connected. But here’s something that often surprises people: you can…
PowerShell is an object-oriented scripting language, which means it processes code from top to bottom, right? Well, think again! PowerShell is a nice combination of .NET and some low end…
When I’m giving training on what PowerShell is, how to use it, and showing people how I apply it in real scenarios, I often get questions about real-life business cases.…
I love containers; the peace they bring by abstracting away the underlying infrastructure is a massive game changer. You just package your application, define the running environment, and it just…
This is not the first time I’ll be writing about event-driven architecture, nor will it probably be the last time 😊. I was checking my previous blog posts about event-driven…
If you have been following my blogs for a while, you already know that I have a special place in my heart for event-driven architecture. There is just something elegant…
If you’ve ever worked with PowerShell’s built-in Out-GridView, you know it’s a handy tool to visualize objects in a simple, tabular format. But what if I told you there’s a…
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