I recently pusblished my first official powershell module to the powershell Gallery Called RegardsCitoyensPS . RegardsCitoyenPS is a PowerShell Module that allow people to retrieve information from the French democratic process. [...]
À la grande surprise de mes lecteurs habituels (qui sont principalement anglophones), ce post est écrit en Français, puisque il s’adresse tout d'abord à tous ceux qui ont un intérêt [...]
Recently I blogged how to deploy a VM on VMware platforms (such as Vsphere) using PowerCLI, and more specifically the New-OScustomizationSpec. I mentioned in that article, that indeed the New-OSCustomizationSpec [...]
Salutations! I have been doing a lot of VMware PowerCLI automation this last year and a half. Up Until my recent projects, I have done mostly only HyperV / SCVMM [...]
In a C# video, I heard about the System.collections.stack collection (PowerShell Stack Collection). I immediatly thought that this could really be helpfull to me when I am confronted again to [...]
Today I want to quickly talk about the systems.collections.Queue collection. why should we care about the system.collections.Queue collection Working with powershell, generally a simple array declared and used like this [...]
Learn how you can manage Hosts file with powershell. Add / remove entries to a local, or a remote hosts file using this module, based on powershell classes. ok ok ok [...]
For the ones that are curious what an implementation of Pester in a big environment could look like, I would recommend that you read my guest blog post on the [...]
In this powershell treasure chest post I want to explain how we can parse the results of netsh advfirewall command to workable powershell objects using regex. For the ones that didn't [...]
Are you searching to parse the windowsupdate.log file, the following function is here to help! It will either parse the windowsupdate.log file from your default location, or you can specify [...]
Regex is cool! It is true! Regex allows you to find specific chunks of text in a known sentence, file, document etc… Regex is really useful to parse big [...]
This blog post is part 3 of a series of 3 posts to learn how to write PowerShell pester test. After seeing the fundamentals of pester in part 1, we dove [...]
This blog post is part of a series of 3 posts to learn Powershell Pester. After seeing the fundamentals of pester in part 1, we are now going to deep [...]
Going forward in the Devops world, you will sooner or later end up asking yourself the following questions: I made a change to my code, does it still work? How [...]
This blog post is part of my second series about powershell classes,but this time, it is in collaboration with 4sysops.com This series has a total of 6 posts that [...]
This blog post is part of my second series about powershell classes, this time in collaboration with 4sysops.com. This blog post focuses on powershell class inheritance. This series has [...]
This blog post is part of a web series of 5 posts that covers everything that needs to be known about powershell classes. The series covers the creation of [...]
Not so long ago, we have founded the French PowerShell user group . The second meetup was held yesterday, where I did a presentation on PowerShell Classes (Read more about [...]
In part two of this web series about powershell classes, I would like to talk about how to use a powershell enum and go through a use case which [...]
I have been automating the provisioning of Hyper-V hosts using SCVMM and PowerShell, and one of the tasks that I had to do involved to set an use powershell [...]
In case you missed it, we have founded the French PowerShell user group last month and this is a short wrap up on how great the response from the french [...]
Recently Microsoft announced that PowerShell has been open sourced, and made generally available on Linux and Mac Os X. It is currently (04.11.2016) in alpha version available on github. I [...]
In part one of these series on version control we have seen the basics that are needed to get started with git and to setup version control locally in our [...]
Microsoft released some great news yesterday (18/08/2016): PowerShell is now Open sourced, and available on Linux AND MacOSx (!!!). Yeah, amazing isn't it??!! Everybody talks about powershell linux; blogs, youtube [...]
Yes, you read it correctly, these french weirdos are getting organized, and will provide PowerShell knowledge in french, for free! For the ones that were present at my BPUG [...]
Basel PowerShell UserGroup Three days ago (17/08/2016) we had the honnor to have Ed & Teresa Wilson as Guests at our 6th Basel PowerShell User Group meeting (BPUG). It was [...]
I have been asked to do kind of a special thing the other day: Stéphane, do you know if we can print a webpage in PDF with powershell, so we [...]
automate pdfcreator using powershell Have you ever needed to automate the printing of PDF documents? Well, you can do that using PDFCreator and powershell. Indeed, PDFCreator (version [...]
Have you ever felt the pain of trying to automate configmgr enhanced detection methods / enhanced detection rules using PowerShell? I know. it hurts. It feels like scripting VBS in notepad like [...]
--UPDATE-- 24/06/2016 Registration link added A short post to make you all save the date of the 17th of August 2016 where our next BPUG meeting will held place. This time [...]
