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Scenario overview

Problem: Different Operating Systems

Value proposition

Power. Shell Core overview

Scripting language • • • Automation Disaster Recovery High Availability Deployment Auditing • • • Health Check Monitoring Reporting GUI over Power. Shell And more…

Semantics

Ubiquity – Windows, mac, and Linux ♡ Another tool in your toolbox. Optimized for structured data, REST APIs, and object models

Ubiquity - Power. Shell everywhere

. NET framework

. NET core

File extensions

Monad

Open-source

Versions Monad 1. 0 2. 0 3. 0 4. 0 5. 1 6. 0 6. 1 6. 2 2005 2006 130 cmdle ts 2008 ISE 2012 Web Access Workflo w 2013 DSC 2015 2016 2018 Open Source 2018 2019

Power. Shell Core: Windows supported versions https: //docs. microsoft. com/en-us/powershell/scripting/powershell-coresupport? view=powershell-6

Power. Shell Core: other OS supported versions https: //docs. microsoft. com/en-us/powershell/scripting/powershell-coresupport? view=powershell-6

Power. Shell Core: community/experimental

Power. Shell Core: out of support OS’s OS Version End of Life Fedora 24 August 2017 Fedora 25 December 2017 Fedora 26 May 2018 open. SUSE 42. 1 May 2017 open. SUSE 42. 2 January 2018 Ubuntu 16. 10 July 2017 Ubuntu 17. 04 January 2018 Ubuntu 17. 10 July 2018

PS Core on Git. Hub

What is a heterogeneous environment

Simplify management of environment

Power. Shell differences Windows Power. Shell Core Versions 1. 0 to 5. 1 6. 0 Platforms Windows only (client and server) Windows, Mac OS, Linux Dependency . Net Framework . Net Core Usage Relies on. Net Framework runtime Relies on. Net Core runtime Launched as powershell. exe pwsh. exe (Windows), pwsh (Mac and Linux) $PSVersion. Table. PSEditio Set to Desktop n Set to Core Update policy critical bug fixes only all updates (features, bugs) Cmdlet count 2322+ 1480+

Power. Shell Core limitations

WMI v 1 cmdlets

*-Counter cmdlets

Module coverage for Windows https: //github. com/Power. Shell/Windows. Compatibility Power. Shell Core 6. 1 on Windows 10 version 1809 and Windows Server 2019 • Compatibility with 1900+ existing cmdlets •

Scenario Overview

Visual Studio Code (VS Code)

VS Code features from ISE

Additional features

VS Code vs. Windows Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE)

VS Code vs. Windows Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE)

VS Code vs. Windows Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE)

VS Code vs. VS Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

VS Code vs. VS Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

VS Code vs. VS Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

Built in options

Setup Launch in 9+ Languages

Customization

Keyboard shortcuts Advanced Customization

Navigation and editing Emmet Cheat Sheet

Debugging Recipes

Tasks Problem Matchers

Tasks cont.

PS Script Analyzer

Source code control

Value proposition

Other editors

Install Visual Studio Code on Windows

Initial view

Anatomy of Visual Studio Code Activity Sidebar Editor groups Mini Map Script Panel File Browser Intellisense Side bar Active Terminal environment Git branch Terminal Panel Status bar

VS Code basic layout

Side by side editing

Activity bar

User settings

Commonly used settings

Commonly used – default values

Mini map

Mini map settings

Zooming view

settings. json

Extensions and the marketplace Open Folder Close All NPM Validation Power Mode

Visual Studio Marketplace https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/

Extensions

Extensions cont.

Popular extensions - Power. Shell https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=ms-vscode. Power. Shell https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=Coenraad. S. bracket-paircolorizer-2 https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=formulahendry. code-runner https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=vscodevim. vim https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=MS-vslivesharepack https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=redhat. vscode-yaml

Popular extensions – markdown https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=yzhang. markdown -all-in-one https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=shd 101 wyy. markdo wn-preview-enhanced https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=yzane. markdownpdf https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=bierner. markdown -preview-github-styles https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=csholmq. excel-tomarkdown-table

Popular extensions – cursor https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=vincaslt. highlightmatching-tag https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=chrmarti. regex https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=lihui. vs-colorpicker https: //marketplace. visualstudio. com/items? item. Name=sleistner. vscodefileutils

Other helpful tools http: //www. writage. com/

Objects vs. text

Underlining differences

What is an object?

Background

Why not ‘Noun-Verb’?

Command lookup precedence Full Path (e. g. c: scriptsBig. Files. ps 1) Alias Function Cmdlet External commands

Top ‘bakers dozen’ equivalents Linux PS Alias PS cmdlet ls ls Set-Location cd cd Set-Location mv mv Move-Item man Get-Help mkdir md mkdir rmdir rd Remove-Item touch rm New-Item –file rm locate Remove-Item Get-Item clear Clear-Host cat Get-Content type Get-Content grep Select-Object *

Built-in aliases PS C: > Get-Alias Command. Type -----Alias Alias. . . Name ---% -> For. Each-Object ? -> Where-Object ac -> Add-Content asnp -> Add-PSSnapin cat -> Get-Content Module. Name -----

Multiple aliases Full cmdlet name PS C: > Get-Child. Item C: Windows Cmdlet Alias - Windows PS C: > dir C: Windows Cmdlet Alias - *nix PS C: > ls C: Windows Cmdlet Alias - Power. Shell PS C: > gci C: Windows

Custom aliases New Alias (list) for Get-Child. Item cmdlet PS C: > New-Alias -Name list -Value Get-Child. Item Using New Alias (list) PS C: > list Directory: C: Mode ---d-r-d---- Last. Write. Time ------5/09/2013 1: 40 21/10/2013 1: 31 10/12/2013 10: 26 1/12/2013 1: 32 Remove Alias: PS C: > Remove-Item alias: list Length -----PM PM AM PM Name ---Intel Program Files (x 86) Scripts

Cmdlets with similar commands Power. Shell (Cmdlet) Power. Shell (Alias) Windows Command Prompt Unix shell Description Lists all files and folders in the current or given folder Sends ICMP echo requests to the specified machine from the current machine, or instructs another machine to do so Get-Child. Item gci, dir, ls dir ls Test-Connection N/A Ping ping Get-Content gc, type, cat type cat Gets the content of a file Get-Command gcm help type, which, compgen Lists available commands

Cmdlets with similar commands cont. Power. Shell (Cmdlet) Power. Shell (Alias) Windows Command Prompt Unix shell Description Get-Help help, man help apropos, man Prints a command's documentation on the console Clear-Host cls, clear cls clear Clears the screen Copy-Item cpi, copy, cp copy, xcopy, robocopycp Copies files and folders to another location Move-Item mi, move, mv move mv Moves files and folders to a new location Remove-Item ri, del, erase, rmdir, rd rm rm, rmdir Deletes files or folders

Cmdlets with similar commands cont. Power. Shell (Cmdlet) Power. Shell (Alias) Windows Command Prompt Unix shell Description Rename-Item rni, ren, mv ren, rename mv Renames a single file, folder, hard link or symbolic link Get-Location gl, cd, pwd cd pwd Displays the working path (current folder) Pop-Location popd Changes the working path to the location most recently pushed onto the stack Push-Location pushd Stores the working path onto the stack

Cmdlets with similar commands cont. Power. Shell (Cmdlet) Set-Location Power. Shell (Alias) sl, cd, chdir Windows Command Prompt cd, chdir Unix shell cd Tee-Object tee N/A tee Write-Output echo, write echo Get-Process gps, ps tlist, tasklist ps Description Changes the working path Pipes input to a file or variable, passing the input along the pipeline Prints strings or other objects to the standard output Lists all running processes

Cmdlets with similar commands cont. Power. Shell (Cmdlet) Power. Shell (Alias) Windows Command Prompt Unix shell Description Stop-Process spps, kill, taskkill Stops a running process Select-String sls findstr find, grep Prints lines matching a pattern Set-Variable sv, set Invoke-Web. Request iwr, curl, wget N/A Creates or alters the contents of env, export, setenv an environment variable Gets contents from a wget, curl web page on the Internet

cat

Cat table Linux Power. Shell cat file. txt cat file 1. txt > file 2. txt cat file 1. txt file 2. txt file 3. txt cat file 1. txt, file 2. txt, file 3. txt cat file 1. txt file 2. txt > fileall. txt cat file 1. txt, file 2. txt > fileall. txt cat file 4. txt >> fillall. txt cat file 1. txt > /tmp/file 1. txt cat file 1. txt > /temp/file 1. txt cat file 1. txt > $env: temp/file 1. txt cat file 1. txt > /tmp/filenew. txt cat file 1. txt > /temp/filenew. txt cat file 1. txt > $env: temp/filenew. txt cat > new_file. txt N/A cat –n file-all. txt N/A cat –b file-all. txt N/A cat large. File. txt | more cat large. File. txt | less cat large. File. txt | more N/A

Questions

Conclusion

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