To create reusable PowerShell modules for your scripts, start by organizing your functions into logical groups based on their purpose. Use a module manifest (.psd1) file to define metadata such as ...

The following steps describe how to create a PowerShell module. Save a PowerShell script with a .psm1 extension. Use the same name for the script and the directory where the script is saved. Saving a ...

This repo creates two new powershell module templates. One for powershell scripts and the other for powershell binary. See the following documentation on creating powershell modules: ...

How do I create a PowerShell module? Open Notepad. Save the file with a PSM1 extension. Done. No, really, that’s it. That’s all it takes to create a script module. Granted, it won’t be a very ...

Once we have the describe block, we'll then need to begin adding it blocks inside testing each scenario. Since this is a module, I want to first ensure the module is available to be imported. To do ...

In-Depth. Creating Azure SQL Databases with PowerShell and Azure Resource Manager Templates. Microsoft's premade templates allows for the deployment of SQL databases without having to use complex ...

It's widely known that PowerShell can deploy Microsoft Azure ARM templates using the New-AzResourceGroupDeployment cmdlet, but it's not so common to use PowerShell to create and modify existing ARM ...

Now that I have shown you how to create a button within an Excel spreadsheet, I want to move forward with using that button to launch a PowerShell script. I will show you how in Part 2. About the ...