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TechSnips: How to Approve Commands in PoshBot
Video showing how to setup commands as requiring peer approval in PoshBot.
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TechSnips: How to Create a PoshBot Command Trigger
Video showing how to create a command trigger in PoshBot.
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TechSnips: How to Create a Simple PoshBot Plugin
Video showing how to create a simple plugin in PoshBot.
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TechSnips: How to Create an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Cluster Using Azure CLI and Cloud Shell
Video showing how to create an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster using the Cloud Shell.
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TechSnips: How to Install and Run PoshBot, the PowerShell ChatOps Tool
Video showing how to install and run the PowerShell ChatOps tool PoshBot.
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TechSnips: How to Install PoshBot Plugins
Video showing how to import PowerShell modules as plugins in PoshBot.
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TechSnips: How to Invoke External Processes with PowerShell
Video showing how to invoke external processes in PowerShell.
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TechSnips: How to Redirect PowerShell Streams
Video showing the various ways to redirect PowerShell streams.
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TechSnips: How to Run PoshBot as a Windows Service
Video showing how to setup PoshBot to run as a Windows service.
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TechSnips: How to Schedule Commands with PoshBot
Video showing how to schedule ChatOps commands in PoshBot.
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TechSnips: How to Secure Commands with PoshBot
Video showing how to secure commands in PoshBot so only authorized individuals can execute certain commands.
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TechSnips: How to Test Network Latency to Azure Using the AzSpeedTest Community PowerShell Module
Video showing how to test network latency to Azure regions using the AzSpeedTest module.
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TechSnips: How to Use the Help System in PoshBot
Video showing how to find help for ChatOps commands in PoshBot..
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TechSnips: How to Write to a Text File with PowerShell
Video showing how to use to both the Add-Content cmdlet and .NET to write to large files in PowerShell.
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TechSnips: Storing Encrypted PowerShell Credentials on Disk
Video showing how to securely store PowerShell credentials on disk.
Thoughts about DevOps and automation from a Windows guy