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Jonathan Medd's Blog

Getting Started with PowerShell 7 – Ebook Available - Recently I was invited to contribute to a week of blogging to coincide with the release of PowerShell 7 to help showcase some of the new features available...
1 week ago
The Lonely Administrator

#PS7Now Ebook Available - A few weeks ago, I was part of a PowerShell community event that was designed to educate and spark interest around the general release of PowerShell 7. I o...
1 week ago
LazyWinAdmin

PowerShell 7 - What’s new ? - Microsoft recently released a new version of PowerShell, this post is a quick run-through the new features and new cmdlets that I presented at the last Fre...
1 week ago
Mike F Robbins

I’m joining Microsoft and today is my last day as a Microsoft MVP - I’ve worked as an IT Pro since 1994, with the past fourteen years at the same employer and my last day with them was this past Friday. I’ve also been a Mic...
1 week ago
IT Cold cup of coffee

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1 month ago
vInfrastructure Blog

NAKIVO Backup & Replication v9.2 - Reading Time: 2 minutes Last month, NAKIVO has announced the version of NAKIVO Backup & Replication v9.1, and now it’s the turn of NAKIVO Backup & Replic...
1 month ago
Blog O' Matty

Using audit2rbac to create RBAC policies from Kubernetes audit log - When I first started with Kubernetes, it took me some time to understand two things. One, how do I generate manifests to run my service. I tackled this in ...
2 months ago
Richard Siddaway's Blog

Time for cube calculation - My recent post on spheres got me wondering about the time for cube calculation. Defining a variable PS> $r = 2.37 I can calculate the cube by multiplying $...
2 months ago
Last In - First Out

Thirty-four years in IT - The Application That Almost Broke Me (Part 9) - The last half of 2011 was for me an my team a really, really tough time. As I hinted to in this post, by August 2011 we were buried in Oracle 11 & applicat...
2 months ago
LucD notes

Cloud-init – Part 5 – Running Containers - In this last part of this series (for now) we will show how […]
3 months ago
The Life of a Sysadmin

QRP weekend - This weekend has been 2/3 good for radio.
1 year ago
Power The ShellPower The Shell

Kubernetes on Azure: Lessons learned from the field - We’ve started few months ago a big project to transform a monolith application running on IIS/SQL Server into a micro services one hosted on a Kubernetes C...
1 year ago
The Lone SysAdmin

Building a statically linked rsync - Install dependencies for building: yum -y install glibc-static popt-devel popt-static Download, then build: tar xf rsync-3.0.9.tar.gz cd rsync-3.0.9 ./co...
1 year ago
JasonHelmick

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1 year ago
Learn Powershell

Quick Hits: Getting the Local Computer Name - I’ve had a few emails and questions about the best way to get the hostname of the local computer that you are currently logged into and felt that a quick (...
2 years ago
IT Pro PowerShell experience

PSConfEU – lessons learned - [image: Question - Ewa Bielawska, 3]PowerShell Conference Europe was closed more than a month ago, but that time was filled with the content from that co...
2 years ago
Rohn's Blog

Test-Acl - The other day I needed a way to test DACL and SACL entries for some files, registry keys, and Active Directory objects. I needed a way to make sure there w...
2 years ago
About Roy

Vikash Kumar Roy Resume - Seven years back I posted this blog . Now it is time to move forward and explore new opportunities. I am all set with my new resume. Let me know if you hav...
2 years ago
Standalone Sysadmin

Debian Jessie Preseed – Yes, please - What could possibly draw me out of blogging dormancy? %!@^ing Debian, that’s what. I’m working on getting a Packer job going so I can make an updated Vagra...
3 years ago
Jeremy Waldrop's Blog

UCS VIC 1340/1380 PCI Placement - I recently did a UCS implementation that included the B460-M4 blades. If you aren’t familiar with these beasts you should look them up. They are two B260 f...
4 years ago
David Ball Blog

The X Factor: International Pop Singer Competition - *The X Factor* is a television music competition franchise created by Simon Cowell. It originated in the United Kingdom, where it was devised as a replacem...
4 years ago
My SysAd Blog -- Unix

Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again error message - Sometimes the Windows uninstall program leaves orphan files after a removal event. Here were the error messages and some background information. http://www...
5 years ago
Jeff Hengesbach

Error 0x800F0A12 Installing SP1 on Windows 2008 R2 Veeam System - I ran into a little issue trying to update my Windows 2008 R2 system that serves as my Veeam Backup server. It did not matter whether I tried the SP1 inst...
8 years ago
Tobias Weltner's blog

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