So you've built that great PowerShell module, and it's been saving you tons of time. Awesome! But, you're running into a problem: distribution. You may start by just using the module on your local ...

The PowerShellGet module is the command(s) for discovering, installing, updating and publishing PowerShell artifacts like Modules, DSC Resources, Role Capabilities, and Scripts. As of April 2020, the ...

This is an instructional summary of how to install the WASP as a module. This brief has been adapted from Robert Allen's tutorial on Active Directory Pro.<a name="one ...

Uploading your modules to the gallery will help with distribution headaches and allow for valuable feedback to come your way. So you've built that great PowerShell module, and it's been saving you ...

In today's Windows PowerShell session, I've eagerly explored some fundamental commands crucial for effective module management within PowerShell: Get-Module, Find-Module, and Install-Module.

The Redmond-based Microsoft Corporation has successfully turned on the PowerShell Module Browser site. Earlier this month, the Microsoft Docs team announced that the PowerShell Module Browser, a web ...

The PSModule framework for building, testing and publishing the module. To find more examples of how to use the module, please refer to the examples folder. Alternatively, you can use the Get-Command ...

Managing cloud environments such as Microsoft 365 and Azure Active Directory can quickly become time-consuming if you rely solely on graphical admin portals. For administrators who want speed, ...