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The newest edition of PowerShell Weekly for August 8, 2025 is live! Get your hands on the latest insights and advancements in PowerShell. Perfect Friday reading for every IT pro!
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Update PowerShell Runbook in Azure Runtime Environment - Azure Automation This article shows how to update a runbook from PowerShell 5.1 to PowerShell 7.2 in Runtime environment.

#PowerShell 7.4 is finally natively supported in #Azure Automation, here's the upgrade guide.
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/...

So cool James!

Definitely intrigued. Really need to sit down and play with PowerShell Universal

Your favorite newsletter is here! PowerShell Weekly for August 1, 2025 is packed with the latest automation gems. Ready to boost your skills?
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Congrats!

That does sound fun!

I'm working on a module to deliver #PowerShell Weekly directly to your terminal. I hope to have it out in the next week or so. Inspired by the PSPodcast module from @jdhitsolutions.com

Awesome, can’t wait!

It’s Friday, and the first of the month, what fun #PowerShell projects, scripts, learning did you do in July?

I worked on some Planner functions that I’ll be releasing soon!

How to Delete Recurring Planner Tasks with PowerShell Are you using PowerShell and Microsoft Planner? I feel it doesn’t get the love it deserves, and to be honest, I hadn’t used PowerShell with Planner in a while, but wanted to get back into it. I fir…

Have you ever wanted to remove a recurring task in Microsoft Planner with #PowerShell? Let me save you some headaches clatent.com/2025/07/how-...

Ready to go beyond scripts? Ryan Coates walks us through the journey from PowerShell to C#, turning day-to-day automation into real software. Ryan Coates is an Enterprise Architect with 25+ years in IT, evolving from systems ops to DevOps and developer advocacy. He leads internal API and DevRel str PowerShell as a Gateway to C#: Turning Scripts Into Applications

What happens after you've really learned the ropes with PowerShell?

At tomorrow’s #PowerShell Wednesday, Ryan Coates introduces us to a possible next step: building software with C#. We’re going from scripts to solutions

Don’t miss it.

youtu.be/hOaFdHTlDXE

About the PowerShell podcast https://github.com/jdhitsolutions/PSPodcast

If you'd like a model on how you might use the pwshSpectreConsole module to add flair to your #PowerShell module, take a look at what I did with the PSPodcast module. github.com/jdhitsolu...

Why does my 365 Admin Audit Log sometime say it’s disabled, but other times enabled? Am I being compromised? Let me first start this off with I’m 99% sure you aren’t being compromised, but read on to see what I mean. I first ran into this when I was running Maester and I saw that it said my test…

Have you thought you weren’t ingesting 365 audit logs, but you really were? Check out my new PowerShell blog on this! clatent.com/2025/07/why-...

Thank you!

I wondered how you didn’t have it the first time, but glad you got this time time!

Thank you Hailey!! And congrats on your renewal and addition of PowerShell!! ❤️

Thanks Josh, and likewise! Always willing to help out!

Thanks Luke!!

Thanks Brian!

OG Memberrrrrr!! Congrats Chrissy!!

Thank you!

Somehow I tricked them again #PowerShell MVP! Even added Identity & Access too. Still can’t believe it, and always an honor to be apart of this community!

You are already reading this, so what would you like to see this year?

Read-Only Friday 🎆🧨🎇 Edition

How are those backups looking? Are they automated? If they are automated, how regularly do you test them to ensure they work? Or are they only tested when you need them? 👀

How have you used PowerShell to make your backup process even better?

Move PS content out of OneDrive by jshigetomi · Pull Request #388 · PowerShell/PowerShell-RFC This pull request proposes a new RFC (RFC0066) to change the default location of PowerShell user content on Windows machines from OneDrive to the AppData directory. The goal is to align PowerShell ...

Last chance to review and add your feedback on RFC to propose how to move PS content out of MyDocuments (aka OneDrive): github.com/PowerShell/P...

PowerShell is fun :)PSConfEU 2025 I attended my second PSConfEU event in Malmö, Sweden, and had a great time again! In this (long) blog post, I will recap the four days and share what I saw and learned, the people I met, and things…

If you didn't get to go to #Powershell #PSConfEU this year:

- Live vicariously through Harm's recollection article!
- Plan for next year! Early bird discount tickets are available.

Behind the Shell with Microsoft | The PowerShell Podcast In this episode, recorded live at PSConfEU, Andrew catches up with some of the PowerShell team from Microsoft to talk all things PowerShell—from AIShell to PSResourceGet to the future of DSC and OpenSSH.   First up is Steven Bucher, Product Manager on the PowerShell team, who discusses the massive scale of PowerShell usage, the state of PowerShell 7, and the team’s focus on security and reliability. He also gives an exciting walkthrough of AIShell and how it’s helping users stay in the terminal while getting AI-driven help, error resolution, and integration with providers like Azure OpenAI and AI Foundry.   Then we hear from Anam, a software engineer working on PSResourceGet, PowerShell Gallery, and security. She shares details on the rewrite of PowerShellGet, performance improvements, and new features like container registry support. She also dives into Microsoft's Artifact Registry (MAR) and offers her take on coding as a creative, artistic endeavor.   Lastly, Tess joins the conversation to talk about OpenSSH and Desired State Configuration (DSC). She highlights the native cross-platform capabilities of DSC v3, its decoupling from PowerShell, and the move toward supporting resource development in languages like Python. Tess also shares the significance of SSH server availability in Windows Server 2025 and reflects on her open-source journey and love of outdoor sports.   Whether you’re managing packages, remoting with SSH, exploring AI integrations, or just want to know more about some of the people behind PowerShell, this episode delivers valuable insights from the team building the tools you use.    Links and Mentions: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anamnavied/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tess-gauthier-a43a368a/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevenabucher/ https://andrewpla.tech/links https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell https://github.com/PowerShell/AIShell https://github.com/PowerShell/PSResourceGet https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH https://github.com/microsoft/DSC The PowerShell Podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/F4mVUHinjf4 The PowerShell Podcast: https://pdq.com/the-powershell-podcast Guests: Stephen Bucher – Product Manager II on the PowerShell Team Anam Navied – Software Engineer 2 @ Microsoft Tess Gauthier – Software Engineer @ Microsoft | OpenSSH

I caught up with the #PowerShell team at Microsoft to talk AIShell, PSResourceGet, OpenSSH, and the future of DSC. Great insights straight from the people building the tools we all use.

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#PSCONFEU 2025 rocks, even after the show is over!
Thanks @thorsten.butz.io for the insane speed at releasing the videos!
For example, check out this talk I gave on making my vision of package management for #PowerShell reality:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMSO...

So glad we made it happen!! And likewise sir!!

Power up your week with PowerShell Weekly for June 27, 2025! Explore announcements, learning resources, community news, and more to stay ahead. Don’t miss out!
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