I’m no PS expert but day job involves a lot of remoting into Windows servers and fixing problems, and I’m slowly building up a collection of small scripts and oneliners to help me deal with logfiles, etc.
We also have a lot of tools interfacing with Azure and that’s where the tool/language/environment that is PS really shines.
For me the impedance mismatch with sh/Unix is quite high. I’m actively working towards not having to wrangle logfiles to improve the overall quality of the product we’re selling, so I’ve not really taken the plunge towards full PS mastery.
Never tried Powershell, but I’ve often wondered how its use of objects as input to pipelines fairs.
I’m no PS expert but day job involves a lot of remoting into Windows servers and fixing problems, and I’m slowly building up a collection of small scripts and oneliners to help me deal with logfiles, etc.
We also have a lot of tools interfacing with Azure and that’s where the tool/language/environment that is PS really shines.
For me the impedance mismatch with sh/Unix is quite high. I’m actively working towards not having to wrangle logfiles to improve the overall quality of the product we’re selling, so I’ve not really taken the plunge towards full PS mastery.