Version 6 of PowerShell has gone cross-platform! That means you can run PowerShell on both Windows and Linux. Commonly referred to as PowerShell Core, version 6 is built on top of the .NET Core Runtime 2.0 and is completely open-source. In this course, you can expect to become familiar with running PowerShell Core 6 on Linux. In the first part of the course, we’ll go through commands and scripting. In subsequent lessons, we move on to using the Az module and provisioning resources in Azure.
- Chapter 1 4 Lessons Introduction 6:33
An Important Note About A Cloud Guru and Linux Academy Courses
1:19Course Overview
2:05About the Training Architect
0:30About the Interactive Diagram
2:39 - Chapter 2 4 Lessons Getting Started with PowerShell Core 30:57
The Power of PowerShell
13:18Commands and Scripting
17:39Creating Your First PowerShell Script Using PowerShell Core
0:00 Hands-On LabManaging Two Azure VMs from One PowerShell Session
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 3 5 Lessons PowerShell Core in Azure 21:09
Azure PowerShell Az Module
13:51Different Shells for Different Spells
7:18Installing the Azure Az Module for PowerShell Core
0:00 Hands-On LabStarting IaaS Workloads with SHiPs in Azure PowerShell
0:00 Hands-On LabConnecting to Azure Windows VM Using PowerShell
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 4 3 Lessons Manage Identities 16:47
Authentication Methods
7:14Service Principals
9:33Running Azure PowerShell Cmdlets in PowerShell Jobs
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 5 5 Lessons Provisioning with PowerShell in Azure 18:42
Using RunAs to Background Tasks
7:36Deployment Modes
11:06Creating Azure Storage and Transferring Data Using PowerShell
0:00 Hands-On LabCreating a Web App and Deploying Code from GitHub Using PowerShell
0:00 Hands-On LabDeploying an ARM Template in Complete Mode with PowerShell
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 6 1 Lesson Conclusion 0:52
You Did It! What's Next?
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