Send Email with SendGrid and PowerShell

[@matsol101]

Love this!! Actually a request for the customer I'm currently assigned to. So valuable Travis! Many thanks!

[@Ciraltos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vlamnire]

I created a WIP SendGrid module that supports most features you’d need such as attachments, sending with templates, sending a normal email, etc. I’ll need to look into if I can publish it with the DLL file. It does require at least PowerShell 7

[@550891]

great video, thank you Travis! can you just give me an idea on how i can send an output of a powershell query say for example a simple powershell like get the total number of windows devices where os is windows and version is xxxxx. i know how to get the count and all that but how do you pass that to the body of the email ? greatly appreciate it.

[@tony6626]

Is there a solution for legacy apps that run on Azure IaaS that need to send emails on port 25? I gather Send Grid still wouldnt work as port 25 is blocked on Azure outside of Enterprise Agreements...

[@audiodiwhy2195]

thanks for posting this. I tried this example/ but am getting 403 permission denied. Any ideas why?

[@audiodiwhy2195]

Answering my own question--it must have something to do with my permissions in VSCODE. I put the same test code into a runbook in Azure (logged in as the same username I used to sign up) and it worked. Thanks again for the video.

[@dankitch]

Can you send attachments?

[@Ciraltos]

Good question, it look like attachments are supported with the API, not sure how to send them with PowerShell.