Learning PowerShell Core
1h 21mBeginner2019-09-23
Authors

Adam Bertram
IT influencer, Microsoft MVP, blogger, and trainer
Course details
PowerShell Core—the latest iteration of the powerful scripting language—is open-source, cross-platform, and full of helpful features. In this course, instructor Adam Bertram helps you get up and running with PowerShell Core, explaining what you need to know to use PowerShell to automate a variety of day-to-day IT tasks. Adam covers the basics of working with PowerShell Core, including how to run commands, install and update modules, and work with basic functions. Plus, he highlights the differences between Windows PowerShell and PowerShell Core.
Learning objectives
The PowerShell pipeline
Finding and using modules
Downloading modules from the PowerShell Gallery
PowerShell remoting on Windows and Linux
Windows PowerShell vs. PowerShell Core
Going from console to script
Building a simple script
Learning objectives
The PowerShell pipeline
Finding and using modules
Downloading modules from the PowerShell Gallery
PowerShell remoting on Windows and Linux
Windows PowerShell vs. PowerShell Core
Going from console to script
Building a simple script
Skills covered
PowerShellIT AutomationLearningNetwork and System AdministrationMicrosoft
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Get started with PowerShell Core
- 02 - What you should know
- 03 - What you should have
1. Installing PowerShell
- 04 - Installing Powershell Core on Windows
- 05 - Install Powershell Core on Linux
2. Discovering PowerShell
- 06 - Running commands
- 07 - Getting help
- 08 - The pipeline
3. Using PowerShell
- 09 - Finding and using modules
- 10 - PowerShell Gallery
- 11 - Install, uninstall and update modules
- 12 - Functions
4. Remote Resource Management
- 13 - PowerShell remoting on Windows
- 14 - PowerShell remoting on Linux
5. Windows PowerShell vs. PowerShell Core
- 15 - Cross-platform challenges
- 16 - The WindowsCompatibility module
6. Get Scripting
- 17 - From console to script
- 18 - Building tools - Gathering information
- 19 - Building tools - The power of scripting
Conclusion
- 20 - Next steps