Entrepreneur, hustler, husband, dad, Automator, content producer, published author, Microsoft MVP, DevOps pro and passionate problem-solver.
by Adam Bertram
Many tasks within Windows are managed by the Windows Task Scheduler. This versatile task scheduling system, akin to cron in Linux, is used by both core Windows processes and by user programs alike.
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Looking to manage folder permissions with Powershell? This is the easy way to accomplish that task.
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With the advent of cloud services, PowerShell is more important than ever. The Invoke-RestMethod and Invoke-WebRequest functions of PowerShell allow easy interactions with an API and aid in creating complex workflows.
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Microsoft offers a highly flexible and easy to use web application service. With the myriad of languages, runtimes, and options available for web applications, managed services make application deployments and configuration exceptionally easy.
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Azure Active Directory makes running one of the most commonly used and useful directory services easy to do and with minimal maintenance and overhead
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With Microsoft Azure's API Management service, you can easily proxy an existing API and modify the input and output before that data is received or sent.
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Windows is notorious for the number of system updates that are necessary and how often they come out. These updates are important, not only to keep your system running well, but also to keep your system secure. Of course, managing these updates can sometimes be a pain, especially if you aren't aware of what is… Read More
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PowerShell isn't just a command-line tool for system administrators. Even savvy Windows 10 users can take advantage of the capabilities built-in to make changes to their OS.
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There are many ways to configure Microsoft Terminal to fit your needs. Each release has refined or expanded upon the available customization options.
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PowerShell function that supports the WhatIf parameter and how you can use it to make your PowerShell functions even more solid
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Why you should use the EXOv2 PowerShell module and how it can benefit you as an Office365 administrator.
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One of the most popular tools for managing multiple remote desktop connections has been the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Manager.
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Most system administrators need to connect to many different systems, often in a variety of ways. There are several tools out there that offer this ability, but one of the more popular tools available is that of mRemoteNG. Originally a fork of mRemote, mRemoteNG adds many new features to mRemote. Features To support the many… Read More
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File Servers - We all have them in one form or another. These servers tend to grow exponentially more critical than what we imagined when deploying them. They were also quite cumbersome to migrate until Microsoft released its Storage Migration Service. But there is one important scenario that it does not cover - consolidating multiple… Read More
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Any terminal output in PowerShell is controlled by formatting files. Oftentimes, it is very useful to display more information about a given object than the default views offer. Since the early days of PowerShell, there has been an option to modify this display by using Format.ps1xml files. The biggest change to formatting, in recent years,… Read More
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