Tagged articles
Image from Pexels

Tagged articles - PowerShell

Found 25 articles tagged with PowerShell

Adding centralized secrets service to Azure Service Fabric cluster
Adding secrets store and using store secrets in Azure Service Fabric
0
Azure Service Fabric is a great platform to host services for your distributed solution. It allows you to easily deploy and scale your applications and services. Apart from these out of the box functionalities which it is essentially build for, it also comes with secrets service which allows you to store and retrieve secret values for your application...read more
Customizing PowerShell terminal with oh-my-posh v3
Setting up oh-my-posh v3 custom theme for PowerShell
 
0
Last year I wrote an article on how to Customizing WSL2 on Windows with screenfetch and oh-my-zsh as I was spending a lot of time in WSL2 doing some heavy development for Linux platform using .NET Core. However recently I found myself working a lot in PowerShell prompt mainly with Git and really missed the customization I did for WSL, so I decided to customize my PowerShell console as well...read more
Setting Azure DevOps pipeline variable from PowerShell script
Output value from PowerShell script to Azure DevOps builds and releases
0
When using Azure DevOps Pipelines or Releases, it is pretty easy to move informations from the pipeline/release into the target artifact package or folder on the target environment. What can be tricky if you need to dictate your pipeline/release based on the value from your code base or maybe the environment to which you are deploying to. As a simple example I set the version attribute in in my .csproj file which I will use to tell UseDotNet task in my build pipeline which SDK to use to perform .NET Core project build. ...read more
Cloning Windows Virtual Machine in Azure without having to stop it
Zero downtime cloning of Virtual Machine in Azure using PowerShell
 
0
Creating a copy of an existing Virtual Machine on Azure is not really that much straight forward as you might think. The proper way as described in the documentation is to "generalize" Virtual Machine which puts it into a state where it can be used as a template for creating new Virtual Machines...read more
Install multiple packages from Visual Studio package manager console
Adding multiple nuget packages to the project from package manager console
0
If you are using Visual Studio 2017 as your main IDE, than you are probably familiar and used at least once NuGet package manager console. You may know or maybe not, but NuGet Package Manager relies on PowerShell script and Package Manager Console is basically hosted PowerShell command line inside Visual Studio. This means, apart from NuGet commands, you can also execute PowerShell commands. ...read more
Remote PowerShell Core session to a Linux host from Windows machine
Remote sessions using OpenSSH from Windows to Linux host
0
Starting from January 2018, Microsft has made PowerShell Core 6, a cross-platform tool available not only to Windows users which was the case so far with previous versions, but to Linux and Mac users as well. Since it was tool for Windows only, it had it's own ways for remoting using WinRM unlike Linux operating systems which primarily rely on SSH. Windows is great for editing and development, I find it really comfortable to work on with so many tools and platform available...read more
Use different configuration based on environment value in ASP.NET Core
Different configuration per environment in ASP.NET Core
 
0
In .NET framework, having separate configuration is possible by having different web.config or app.config file transformations since in .NET framework configuration is stored in XML format. You can check more on this in article Separate configuration files per build config in Visual Studio IDE...read more
Seeding data in Entity Framework Core from Visual Studio
Insert sample data from Visual Studio IDE with EF core
 
0
Unlike Entity Framework 6, EF Core and whole .NET Core relies on dependency injection. For example, configuration is expected to be injected from the calling assembly instead of being available at any time...read more
Setting IP address and domain filtering in IIS using PowerShell script
Restricting and allowing traffic to web application through IIS using PowerShell
0
Starting from IIS 7.0 Microsoft introduced IP and Domain restrictions feature as a part of IIS setup. However, if you do not have this feature installed on your IIS you can easily install it through windows features adding steps which are pretty much same for each Windows version (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/configuration/system.webserver/security/ipsecurity/add) or simply by using WebPlatform Installer. Just run WebPlatform Installer and search for IP and Domain restrictions in search box...read more
Converting existing website images to Google WebP using PowerShell
Encoding existing image files to Google WebP format
 
0
WebP is an image format introduced by Google in 2010. It uses specific technique to compress image and reduce size significantly while not changing the image quality on the larger scale...read more
Optimize JPG images for internet using jpegtran and PowerShell
Reduce size of existing JPG images without loosing quality with jpegtran
 
0
Recently I wrote an article about optimizing PNG images for intenrent using pngcrush and PowerShell. I actually used this method to optimize all PNG images on my website...read more
Optimize PNG images for internet using pngcrush and PowerShell
Reduce size of existing PNG images without loosing quality with pngcrush
 
0
Imagine a case where you have an existing website which is running for the past few years. You decided to run a Google PageSpeed insights on couple of pages and you realized that your PNG images on the pages are not optimized for Internet...read more
Minify CSS and JavaScript files with PowerShell script
JavaScript and CSS file optimization with PowerShell script
 
0
Minification of Cascade Style Sheet (CSS) and Java Script (JS) should be on a TODO list for every web application. The minification of CSS and JS can be easily one on the runtime with ASP.NET bundling which is build in in ASP.NET framework, but in case of distributing your resource files over CDN you cannot use the runtime minification. You physical files need to be minified...read more
Merge folders with Windows PowerShell script
Detect changes and merge folders and files with PowerShell script
 
0
When deploying application to specific location it is often required to deploy only few files and not the whole deployment package. For example, if you changed only single static image file in your ASP.NET WebApplication, there is no reason to overwrite bin folder content and cause WebApplication on IIS to restart...read more
Sending email with Gmail account using PowerShell script
Send email with your Gmail account login with PowerShell script
0
Sending email after and even before a long running PowerShell script is a logical thing to do to notify users which are responsible for taking actions for the specific operation. PowerShell starting from version 3.0 has build in cmdlet Send-MailMessage for sending emails. ...read more

.NET

read more

JavaScript

read more

SQL/T-SQL

read more

Umbraco CMS

read more