PowerShell has always been at the forefront of automation tools. The courses in this path start with the absolute basics of PowerShell so that you can learn how to automate away your problems from the ground up. You’ll b with installation before moving on to exploration of the PowerShell language and using your acquired skills to perform tasks from your day to day operations. Finally, you’ll get a taste of writing actual PowerShell scripts to round out your automation skills and toolset. After this path, you’ll be able to jump to more advanced tasks and concepts with different tools throughout the IT industry. Note that this path covers PowerShell 7 and not Windows PowerShell. We have other existing content to cover Windows PowerShell. For this path, Windows is the demonstrated operating system, but PowerShell 7 is supported on Linux as well as macOS.
What you will learn:
Leveraging PowerShell background jobs
Managing Computers with CIM cmdlets
Formatting PowerShell Output
Working with Data in PowerShell
Getting Data from the Internet
Scripting with PowerShell
Extending PowerShell
Manipulating Common Object Types
Installing and Running PowerShell by Jeff Hicks
Getting Help with PowerShell by Jeff Hicks
Putting PowerShell to Work by Jeff Hicks
Leveraging PowerShell Providers and PSDrives by Uzair Ansari
Learning the PowerShell Language by Jeff Hicks
Remote Management with PowerShell by Liam Cleary
Working Smarter with PowerShell Background Jobs by Liam Cleary
Managing Computers with PowerShell and CIM by Liam Cleary
Working with Data in PowerShell by Matt Allford
Formatting Data in PowerShell by Matt Allford
Getting Started with PowerShell Scripting by Liam Cleary
Extending PowerShell by Matt Allford
