
Explore PowerShell basics: declare and manage variables with dynamic typing, and assign values across lines. Learn about environment and automatic variables, noun-verb syntax, and aliases.
Master object oriented concepts in PowerShell by modeling entities as objects with properties and methods. Use dot notation and pipelines to format, select properties, and export data to CSV.
Explore how PowerShell pipelines pass objects between commands, use select-object to print names, loop through items, and call dotnet libraries, distinguishing static versus instance methods.
Explore creating and using PowerShell functions, pass parameters, use aliases and script blocks, manage variables and arguments, and handle execution policies and profiles for secure scripting.
Explore PowerShell remoting with PSSession to run remote commands across Windows and Linux hosts, while managing credentials, trusted hosts, and domain versus non-domain connectivity.
In this course, we explained the below concepts.
-Windows PowerShell Architecture
-setting up the scripting environment
-Language fundamentals
1. Variables, Arrays, and Hash Tables
2. Pipeline
3. objects
4. conditional logic, loops, functions, and filters
-script blocks and error handling
-Regular expressions,XML
-User management
-Creating new cmdlets and extensions.
-I/O and error handling
-PowerShell providers
– snapins
– session objects
– remoting
-Files and REgistry
-Services, process monitoring, and event logging
-working with AD using ADSI
-WMI