Posted on 09.20.18 by Dan Franciscus
In this article, I will show how to configure a Vagrant box to run PowerShell.
Posted on 09.17.18 by Prateek Singh
In this article, we'll take a look at how Python can be used by System Administrators to automate the management of Amazon Web Services (AWS) Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) infrastructure. You'll learn how to set up the Python scripting environment for first use, and how to...
Posted on 09.13.18 by Jeff Edwards
If you work in IT, or if you're in any position to evaluate and choose IT tools, chances are you're familiar with the names Gartner and Forrester.
Posted on 09.06.18 by Dan Franciscus
In this article, I will dive into a Chocolatey package to show the important components.
Posted on 08.30.18 by Dan Franciscus
There are times when you have a complex script that you just need to get into configuration management. Re-writing scripts into manifests is time-consuming, no doubt about it. In this article, I will show how to run PowerShell scripts from Puppet.
Posted on 08.28.18 by Adam Bertram
One of the excellent features of the new MOVEit Transfer 2018 product is the introduction of RESTful (REST) APIs. If you're not familiar with REST APIs, it boils down to an industry-standard way of accessing applications or services over HTTP/S.
Posted on 08.28.18 by Dan Franciscus
The majority of organizations are not going to use one specific provider to host their systems. Whether it be VMware on-premises, Azure in the cloud, AWS, or Hyper-V, most will be operating on more than one.
Posted on 08.27.18 by Jeff Edwards
One of the new features of Ipswitch's MOVEit Automation 2018 product is the introduction of REST APIs. In this video from Ipswitch contributor Adam Betram, we'll cover how to use PowerShell to first authenticate to a MOVEit Automation server and then we'll cover how to...
Posted on 08.24.18 by Adam Bertram
Basic details of your computer like operating system and version, memory, network adapter and hard drive are never stored in one central location.
Posted on 08.23.18 by Dan Franciscus
One “free” solution for deploying Chocolatey packages remotely is PowerShell. Using PowerShell remoting techniques, software can be deployed in parallel on many different machines at once. In this article, I will demonstrate this.
