Automation with Windows PowerShell Scripts

Course Overview
[Autogenerated] Hello, everyone. Power shells send Say, Jeff, fix here again to let you know about my latest project for, um, plural site. Now, by now, your partial experience has led you to working with it interactively to manage things in your organization. But now you're ready to go to the next step and begin automation. Power show automation runs across the spectrum, and your first step is creating a power shell script. This course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of creating a simple power shell script. But don't let the description of simple fool you. You can accomplish a lot of work with the script of only a few lines of code and, as usual, of a plenty of sample scripts for you to try. This course will teach you about how power shall handle script security, including execution policies, default settings and how to run a power shell script. I want you to be safe. I'll also introduce you to the essential power shell scripting concept of scope. This is an area that trips up a lot of beginner scriptures all the time. And of course you'll need some scripting tools, so we'll look at power shells easy to learn, scripting language, things like if statements, a raise, hash tables and other enumeration techniques. By the end of the course, you should feel confident enough to open up the power shall I Z and take your skills to the next level. Automation with partial scripts execute.