A curated collection of utilities for DevOps, Platform, Cloud and Software Engineers, featuring a Cloud Subnet Calculator, Azure VNet Designer, and more tools for network planning.
This installment focuses on automating file operations, mastering zip archiving techniques, and implementing robust error handling and logging mechanisms with PowerShell.
On this part, I will be using the PowerShell String Operators Match and Split, Array Indexing and Regular Expressions to find if a particular Git Reference is coming from a particular branch and has valid SemVer version
On this part, I will be converting our ForEach-Object loop to run in parallel for faster results
On this part, I will be extending the monitoring script we wrote on Part-1, with a polling while loop
Practical Scripting Challenges and Solutions for DevOps with PowerShell
Hi, I’m back with yet another script I would like to introduce and pretty much document for my and other’s future reference.
Today’s script is named “Deploy-AzARMTemplate.ps1” and it’s geared towards one-click deploys from your local development environment to pre-configured cloud dev/test environment.
Recommendations from an eye of a DevOps Engineer for organizations on how to apply some technical and cultural practices to reduces costs on Azure
Hi, if you ever worked with a CLI tool you probably know that almost all of them comes with a method for initial configuration, that allows you to save your default settings and also your credentials.
Hi my name is Mert I’m a Cloud DevOps Engineer and in this post, I would like to talk about my PowerShell Swissknife functions(I’d like to call them) and how do I use them to make my life easier for my every day tasks.