Putting Windows PowerShell to Work
By Jeff Hicks
Course info



Course info



Description
So, you've been reading blog posts, searching the Internet, and running commands in PowerShell, although you really don't understand what you are running or why it works the way it does. In this course, Putting Windows PowerShell to Work, you'll learn how to build your skills to be a more efficient PowerShell user. First, you'll discover how to use PowerShell effectively from a command prompt. Next, you'll explore how objects work in the pipeline with cmdlets. Finally, you'll gain an understanding of how PowerShell’s formatting system works, and why. By the end of this course, you'll have the necessary knowledge to begin making PowerShell work effectively for you. Software required: Windows 10 system.
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Course Overview
[Autogenerated] Hi, everyone. My name is Jeff Hicks and want to welcome you to my new Pluralsight training course. Putting PowerShell to work things course is the next in my series on PowerShell fundamentals In it. I want to get you working with PowerShell and get PowerShell to work for you. The focus is on using PowerShell effectively from the command prompt. Now, this is a critical part of your PowerShell education. If you don't understand this material, you'll never be able to be a good PowerShell scripter. This means you need to understand how the PowerShell pipeline works and how to use it to your advantage. You need to understand how object behave in the pipeline. You need to know how to leverage parameter bindings. You need to know how to use PowerShell is formatting system. I'll even show you how to work with PowerShell background jobs. I'll cover all of these topics and much, much more. You'll find my course as most of them are full of live demo with plenty of samples to get you going often with real world and practical examples. Hope you're ready to put PowerShell to work. Let me show you how with my latest courts from Pluralsight putting PowerShell to work