this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2023
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As a Windows Infrastructure admin, I love this one.... and some of the responses. Perfect.
/crys in PowerShell
powershell is pretty great for windows tbh. I use arch and i love python and shell scripts but on windows powershell gets shit done. PS is great for vmware too. There's a lot of 'microsoft bad' that i agree with but powershell is not one of them.
Oh for sure, if we didn't have Powershell, I really would be crying,!
Deploy reg fixes to 100s of machines? Check. Check hotfix install status? Check. Audit local admin group members? Check.
Even our PE build environment is all run off a Posh script.