Advanced Automated Administration with Windows PowerShell («55318A»)

INFORMATION IMPORTANTE

Cette formation n’est pas une formation Microsoft officielle. Le contenu de cette formation est basé sur le MOC 10962, aujourd’hui abandonné par Microsoft, et développé par la communauté Microsoft.

Module 1: Creating advanced functions
This module explains how to parameterize a command into an advanced function.

Lessons

• Lesson 1: Converting a command into an advanced function
• Lesson 2: Creating a script module
• Lesson 3: Defining parameter attributes and input validation
• Lesson 4: Writing functions that accept pipeline input
• Lesson 5: Producing complex pipeline output
• Lesson 6: Using comment-based Help
• Lesson 7: Using Whatif and Confirm parameters
• Lab 1: Creating advanced functions

Exercises

• Exercise 1: Converting a command into a function
• Exercise 2: Creating a script module
• Exercise 3: Defining parameter attributes
• Exercise 4: Writing functions to accept pipeline input
• Exercise 5: Producing complex function output
• Exercise 6: Using comment-based Help
• Exercise 7: Using Whatif and Confirm parameters

Module 2: Using Microsoft .NET Framework and REST API in Windows PowerShell
This module explains how to use Microsoft .NET Framework and REST API to supplement functionality that Windows PowerShell commands provide.

Lessons

• Lesson 1: Using .NET Framework in PowerShell
• Lesson 2: Using REST API in PowerShell
• Lab 1: Using Microsoft .NET Framework and REST API in Windows PowerShell

Exercises

• Exercise 1: Using .NET Framework in PowerShell
• Exercise 2: Using REST API in PowerShell

Module 3: Writing controller scripts
This module explains how to combine advanced functions that perform a specific task and a controller script that provides a user interface or automates a business process.

Lessons

• Lesson 1: Understanding controller scripts
• Lesson 2: Writing controller scripts with a user interface
• Lesson 3: Writing controller scripts that create reports
• Lab 1: Writing controller scripts

Exercises

• Exercise 1: Understanding controller scripts
• Exercise 2: Writing controller scripts with a user interface
• Exercise 3: Writing controller scripts that create reports

Module 4: Handling script errors
This module explains how to perform basic error handling in scripts.

Lessons

• Lesson 1: Understanding error handling
• Lesson 2: Handling errors in a script
• Lab 1: Handling script errors

Exercises

Exercise 1: Understanding error handling
Exercise 2: Handling errors in a script

Module 5: Using XML, JSON, and custom-formatted data
This module explains how to read, manipulate, and write data in XML and JSON format.

Lessons

• Lesson 1: Working with XML formatted data
• Lesson 2: Working with JSON formatted data
• Lesson 3: Working with custom-formatted data
• Lab 1: Working with XML and JSON formatted data

Exercises

• Exercise 1: Working with XML formatted data
• Exercise 2: Working with JSON formatted data
• Exercise 3: Working with custom-formatted data
• Exercise 4: Using PowerShell Core (Optional)

Module 6: Enhancing server management with Desired State Configuration and Just Enough Administration
This module explains how to write Desired State Configuration (DSC) configuration files, deploy those files to servers, and monitor server's configurations. This module also explains how to restrict administrative access with Just Enough Administration (JEA).

Lessons

• Lesson 1: Implementing Desired State Configuration
• Lesson 2: Implementing Just Enough Administration
• Lab 1: Creating and deploying a DSC configuration

Exercises

• Exercise 1: Implementing Desired State Configuration
• Exercise 2: Implementing Just Enough Administration

Module 7: Analyzing and debugging scripts
This module explains how to use native Windows PowerShell features to analyze and debug existing scripts

Lessons

• Lesson 1: Debugging in Windows PowerShell
• Lesson 2: Analyzing and debugging an existing script
• Lab 1: Analyzing and debugging scripts

Exercises

Exercise 1: Debugging in Windows PowerShell
Exercise 2: Analyzing and debugging an existing script

Module 8: Understanding Windows PowerShell Workflow
This module explains the features of the Windows PowerShell Workflow technology.

Lessons

• Lesson 1: Understanding Windows PowerShell Workflows
• Lesson 2: Running Windows PowerShell Workflows
• Lab 1: Create and run Windows PowerShell Workflows

Exercises

• Exercise 1: Understanding Windows PowerShell Workflows
• Exercise 2: Running Windows PowerShell Workflows

Cette formation d’adresse aux professionnels de l’IT ayant de l’expérience avec Windows Server et l’administration des clients Windows. Les participantes et participants doivent avoir des connaissances fondamentales de Windows PowerShell. De plus, cette formation offre des conseils de scripting aux administrateurs et développeurs travaillant avec Microsoft Azure et qui s’occupent de la maintenance d’environnements de développement et de processus de déploiement.

Les participantes et participants doivent être des administrateurs système Windows expérimentés et/ou avoir de l’expérience en scripting ou en programmation. Les participantes et participants doivent au préalable suivre le cours suivant ou s’assurer de posséder des connaissances équivalentes :

COURS
Automating Administration with PowerShell – Formation intensive («AZ040»)
3 jours
• Bâle, Berne, Genève, Lausanne, Zurich
CHF
2'550.–
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