SAPIEN Technologies recently released a free Preview version of the new Module Manager tool. This tool will make your module management free of headaches!
How many times have you discovered that you are working with an outdated module? Or perhaps…
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PowerShell Studio provides application templates and helper functions to help you speed up your development process.
The recent blog post series on creating an Azure application shows the evolution of an Azure solution from a console script to a Windows…
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This is the latest installment in our video series on working with Azure cmdlets in background jobs. In this example we are executing the PowerShell script in a Windows GUI Application.
View the video here: SAPIEN PowerShell Studio: GUI Working…
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The latest in our video series demonstrates how to to create a Windows Service to kill a Solitaire process using SAPIEN’s PrimalScript 2018.
In this short video we show you how to build and install a PowerShell Windows Service, including:…
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I have been playing around with my Linux environment and AzureRM.Netcore cmdlets for some time now. I have also been using my Windows 10 WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) for working cross-platform with Microsoft Azure Cloud Shell.
Azure Cloud Shell…
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SAPIEN technologies, Inc. is proud to announce that we’ve officially released iPowerShell on the Play Store! In this blog post, we will outline the two biggest features available.
SSH/PSWA Servers
Just as in the iOS version, there is a console…
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As of the KB3000850 update and PowerShell 5.0, PowerShell has included script block logging so that admins would have more tools for the blue team side of pen testing. If you’re unfamiliar or have never heard of it before, I…
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On Friday, February 3, we posted a Friday Puzzle that shows a PowerShell function and a PowerShell class method that contain the same command sequence, including a statement with the Return keyword.
The puzzle asks: What does the function return?…
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On Friday, January 20, 2017, I posted the following puzzle on Twitter and Facebook (and here!).
It shows a Get-ChildItem command where the value of the Path parameter is $PSHome, the Windows PowerShell installation directory, and the value of the…
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Applies to: Windows PowerShell 5.0.10586, 5.1.14385.0, PowerShellGet 1.0.0.1
The Import-Module cmdlet, the #Requires directive, and module auto-loading (PS 3.0+) all import modules into a PowerShell session. But, which modules do they import by default? It’s an important question when you…
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