List/Grid Tag Archives: PowerShell v3

Getting Started with Windows PowerShell Workflows

Getting Started with Windows PowerShell Workflows

Windows PowerShell workflows consist of a set of activities that run in sequence or in parallel and perform long-running, complex management tasks, such as multimachine application provisioning. Using the Windows… Read more »

Windows Management Framework 3.0 Community Technology Preview (CTP) 2 is here

Windows Management Framework 3.0 Community Technology Preview (CTP) 2 is here

The PowerShell team has announced the releaseĀ  of Windows Management Framework 3.0 CTP2. The new build contains Windows PowerShell 3.0, WMI and WinRM, and is available to be installed on… Read more »

An overview of Windows PowerShell features in Windows Server 8 Developer Preview

An overview of Windows PowerShell features in Windows Server 8 Developer Preview

Disclaimer: This article describes features in a preview of the next version of Windows Server, and features described may and probably will change in the final product. At the BUILD… Read more »

PowerShell v3 ISE and ISE scripting model changes & improvements

PowerShell v3 ISE and ISE scripting model changes & improvements

This article provides an overview of what has changed under $psise.Options object in PowerShell version 3.

PowerShell vNext – Web Service Entities

PowerShell vNext – Web Service Entities

With the release of Windows 8 and PowerShell V3 CTP1, Microsoft added Management ODATA Web Services Dev. Tools which lets you create PowerShell web services. What is Management OData? Management… Read more »

Windows Management Framework 3.0 Community Technology Preview (CTP) 1 is here

Windows Management Framework 3.0 Community Technology Preview (CTP) 1 is here

Have you tried PowerShell vNext included as a part of Windows 8 client and server developer preview? Don’t have a Windows 8 system to look at it just yet? Don’t… Read more »

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