System Administrators coming from the Linux world are accustomed to using SSH and bash scripts to manage remote machines. The same concept can be used for managing Windows machines through PowerShell by enabling the remoting feature. A number of articles are around explaining each command and how remoting in PowerShell works. Therefore, this article only … Continue reading Quick Steps to Enable Powershell Remoting
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HDInsight – Provision a Hadoop Cluster on Azure
Creating a Hadoop cluster on Azure is easy, yet requires some steps. In this blog entry we provide a skeleton PowerShell script to get you started. Requirements To run this script, you need to have Azure PowerShell SDK installed on your machine. To check if it is already installed on your machine run the command: … Continue reading HDInsight – Provision a Hadoop Cluster on Azure
Azure PowerShell SDK
Before running any Azure PowerShell command you need to install the Azure PowerShell SDK on your machine. To check if you already have this installed run the command: PS C:\> Get-Module -ListAvailable Azure Directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Azure\PowerShell\ServiceManagement ModuleType Version Name ExportedCommands ———- ——- —- —————- Manifest 1.0.1 Azure {Disable- AzureServiceProjectRemoteDesktop, Enable-AzureSer… … Continue reading Azure PowerShell SDK
Nuget Package Create through Powershell
Nuget packages are a popular way to distribute .NET libraries both internally and externally. Creating a nuget package from a project source is easy. In the command window, navigate to the project directory nuget spec nuget pack <Project>.csproj or Nuget pack <Project>.vbproj That is quite straightforward and easy to script. However this process has two … Continue reading Nuget Package Create through Powershell