Great Presentation

So sad about the audio here, the session is awesome. Great Job Ben!

The video is a little blurry, is there a github repository with the code?

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Amazing experts, keep up the great work 💪🏻

Beard looks purple on the 📺. Rad! 😊

I like that menu selection @ 09:12. anybody know what that's called and if it's available elsewhere?

Where are the bicep examples, like the terraform examples? I see many "demos" of this that don't create something simple like a VM and complete the run

Feedback to speaker - don't point at the screen. Nobody watching this video can see what your pointing at and neither could half your audience in the room 😬

Stopped using AzureAD and MSOnline over a year ago (maybe over 2? time flies)... Been using Graph for so long now that idk if I will make use of Entra Powershell any time soon. Entra Powershell arrived a day late and a dollar short. But anyway, I digress.. Maybe i'll be using it in the future.

26:57 😂

That green?! 😂😅

attending walters sessions is mandatory at every conf

On the activedirectory module the also makes it well polished, they also (rather quietly) added core support to that module fairly early on

It really is! Reading Bruce's book helped me better understand PowerShell and write better scripts/functions/modules.

16:17 There is more elegant way to validate IP address than this humongous regex pattern 😉 *$ip=$null; [IPAddress]::TryParse('127.0.0.1', [ref]$ip)*

If you ever read this Bruce. Your book is fun and informative. It is the Bible to PowerShell

Pity that configuration is in YAML which is not natively supported in PowerShell. Need another module to manage configuration.

Great session, thank you so much for sharing with the community. The recording drops the audio occationally, but still well worth the watch.

This would be fun to figure out the api calls for some native binaries use that haven’t been converted into powershell cmdlets like maybe klist or quser. I also assume this module might throw some warnings on MDR/EDR platforms.

Is the script available anywhere?

well done 👍🏽

Is there an option for a re-upload ? i would love to see the full video

Very informative, thanks!

Audio is unfortunately borked from around 16:30

Haaa. Hating on those aliases first off! 😂 Looking forward to watching this.

Hi! Was happy to give this presentation and look forward to you following along too at home! If you do and you want to use GitHub Codespaces, do not use the web-based "UI" to access your codespace, use the codespaces extension in your local VSCode. It turns out the web based UI gets a special GitHub token that doesn't have write rights, and so that's why people following along that way could see actions but not initiate a run on them. Whoops! Maybe there's a way to make this work and I'll update if I find a way, otherwise enjoy the learning journey!

Is the dependency loop stuff fixed, i.e. seeing package management installed 50 times in a row cause a bunch of modules were listing that as a dependant items, and it wasn't smart enough to install it only once

Can do error action debug too in order to break instead of the set on stack trace.

Yeah I think I use your PR for that frequent folders exclusion. Nice!

Man, I was really excited about this when I saw it but this presentation was so disorganized that it was for real hard to follow.

Thank you for sharing this awesome content. Is there a repository where I can find the sample code?

Properly implemented closures would be so useful in PowerShell. Maybe we could put it on the PS roadmap, after 7.5 release?

/ = Divide, not Devide. Just sayin'

個人で楽しく使っていますが、Ver 0.2.0から上がりませんね。。。 正式リリースはしない感じでしょうか(´；ω；`)ｳｩｩ

such a shame the background noise really distracts from the content.

Love the dbainstanceparameter! I use it to get unique computer names from dbaregserver

Thanks for this. You saved me from going out of my mind. At 27:18, you ran the script from the "Play" button in the RUN AND DEBUG menu. I had been running it with F5 and the Args were not passed to the script. I spent 2 hours trying to understand why. Thanks for saving me another 2 hours of racking my brain.

the fact that this only has 800 views just shows you how much the world doesnt know.

Are folks really still wanting to use ipconfig? The whole crescendo thing is a bit puzzling after all this time when there appears to be parity between cmdlets and native commands.

That is a really good in-depth video about PS modules!

thank you for that presentation, that was awesome :)

Great work!

SUPER insightful!

Are the slides available anywhere? The examples would be more useful and your image covers some of the content!

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Ich mag eigentlich kein PS! Aber der Vortrag ist fesselnd :)

This was such an awesome presentation - Thank you for posting this!!

Why shouldn't we use only the pssc file. We can configure all of the psrc option on it as well. What is the logic of using psrc over the pssc

For me, wanting to learn runspaces, the video started at 39:50.