Microsoft just made a huge splash today, by announcing that PowerShell is now available on Linux! I created a launch video that demonstrates how to get PowerShell Core running inside a Docker container! You can see the video over on Microsoft’s MSDN Channel 9. https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/msftazure/Run-PowerShell-Natively-on-Linux-with-Docker Check if PowerShell is Running …
We recently set up a custom Docker Registry, using the VMware Harbor solution. The NGINX endpoint was secured using a TLS certificate from DigiCert. When we ran the docker login command, to authenticate to this registry, we were receiving a very common error message: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority …
Have you already provisioned a Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine, with a dynamic private IP address? Do you want to change that dynamically provisioned IP address to a static IP address? If so, you’re in luck! This process is relatively easy using the Microsoft Azure PowerShell module. Install PowerShell 5.0 First, …
In PowerShell, you can easily create environment variables using a few different methods. However, these are only scoped to the current PowerShell process, and not to any process running inside the user’s profile, or any process running on the system. Here are a few examples of methods that you can …
When you create a snapshot of a virtual machine in Microsoft Hyper-V, a new file is created with the .avhdx file extension. The name of the file begins with the name of its parent VHDX file, but it also has a GUID following that, uniquely representing that checkpoint (sometimes called …
This will be a fairly brief article that talks about single quotes vs. double quotes in the PowerShell automation language. Single Quotes In PowerShell, single quotes are commonly used to define string literals. If you want to include a single quote inside of a single-quoted string literal, then you simply …
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Introduction Software developers, infrastructure & DevOps engineers, and operational IT staff are heavy users of the command line. The benefits of the command line are clear: Commands are / should be readable Commands are repeatable Commands can be shared amongst a team (eg. via source control / chat / etc.) …
I’ve been using the Digital Ocean Virtual Private Server (VPS) host on and off for a few months now, and I must say, they are incredibly easy to use! First of all, their web UI is simple, easy to use, and dare I say, enjoyable to use. They have one, and …
I recently installed a couple packages that I didn’t need any longer on an Ubuntu Linux system. Most likely, you’ve installed packages using apt install or apt-get install. However, neither of these commands offer a command that lists out the packages that you’ve installed. To list out the installed packages, …
