PowerShell: Step-by-step

Windows 10 and 11, Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022

4.53 (5736 reviews)

Udemy

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What you will learn

Understand PowerShell principles and tools

Manage processes and services using PowerShell

Manage scripts using PowerShell ISE

Using different versions of PowerShell

How to use PowerShell Help

Automate tasks

Use of the Pipeline

How to create transcripts

Work with Object Members

Create hash tables

create arrays

Use operators and parameters

Use WMI and CIM commands

Proper use of variables

Understand execution policy levels

Create scripts based on ForEach and ElseIf constructs

Use PowerShell remoting

How to use Aliases

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Our Verdict

The PowerShell: Step-by-step course on Udemy offers comprehensive training in managing various Windows systems using PowerShell. By understanding PowerShell principles and tools, learners can automate tasks, work with pipelines, create transcripts, and manage scripts using the ISE. Some minor issues include repetition of basic computer functions and outdated Microsoft labs information, along with occasionally long explanations that could be shortened. These drawbacks do not detract significantly from its overall value as a solid foundation for PowerShell skills.

What We Liked

Broad scope, covers managing Windows 10, 11, Server 2016, 2019, and 2022
In-depth explanations of PowerShell principles and tools
Hands-on training in process and service management with PowerShell
Demonstrates how to automate tasks, use the pipeline, create transcripts, and work with objects and members

Potential Drawbacks

Occasional repetition of basic computer functions
Does not cover Microsoft labs in its current version
Slightly lengthy explanations may be excessive for some users
Some areas, such as handling errors and functions, could benefit from more details