PowerShell Fast Track: Hacks for Non-Coders, 2nd Edition
eBook Details:
- Paperback: 190 pages
- Publisher: WOW! eBook; 2nd edition (February 6, 2025)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 8868811562
- ISBN-13: 978-8868811562
eBook Description:
PowerShell Fast Track: Hacks for Non-Coders, 2nd Edition
Create complex scripts in PowerShell and learn how to connect them to cloud services like Azure and Azure AD. This updated version of the PowerShell Fast Track, 2nd Edition book will help you learn PowerShell by providing small “cheat” snippets that you can combine to write efficient and effective scripts.
New to the PowerShell Fast Track: Hacks for Non-Coders, 2nd Edition book:
- PowerShell 5 to PowerShell 7 upgrade throughout the text
- New code Snippets for AWS and other technologies.
- New Chapter on error reporting
PowerShell Fast Track, 2nd Edition starts with the basics of PowerShell before moving on to discuss functions like date and logs, along with concepts such as inputs for your scripts. Author Vikas Sukhija then walks you through interactive input and Snapins modules, where you will learn GUI button prompts and how to import sessions. He’ll then show you how to report errors through email and log errors to a text file. Reporting CSV (Comma Separate Value) is discussed next, followed by a demonstration of miscellaneous functions, including how to connect your PowerShell scripts with Azure, SharePoint, Teams and other services. As you progress further, you’ll see how PowerShell provides powerful features for automation that can be leveragedfor managing your Teams workload. Finally, using practical examples, you will learn how to implement and create scripts for day-to-day usage.
What You Will Learn:
- Utilize code Snippets to perform practical tasks
- Combine the code to create more complex scripts.
- Logging and reporting
- Connect to various products such as Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, and AzureAD
After reading this PowerShell Fast Track: Hacks for Non-Coders, 2nd Edition book, you will be able to hit the ground running and use PowerShell’s powerful features in your own work.
