I attended my first PSConfEU event in Antwerp, Belgium, and had a great time! In this blog post, I will recap the four days and what I saw and learned during those!
Month: June 2024
Using Debug and Verbose parameters in PowerShell
It's one of those things you forget, and you can get a lot more output when running scripts that will help you find out why things are not working as you expected. This small blog post will show you how to get more verbose and debug information.
Using Measure-Command and Measure-Object in PowerShell
Measuring is always a good idea for grasping things, such as how long it sometimes takes, how many objects there are in a specific directory, how much space something takes up on a hard drive, etc. In this blog post, I will show you how the Measure-Command and Measure-Object cmdlets work and how you can use them to your advantage.
Discovering the required Microsoft Graph Permissions using PowerShell or Graph Explorer
When using Microsoft Graph to connect to Azure, Intune, etc., you have to grant the correct permissions and use the proper (and safe 😉 ) scopes to connect. This blog post will show a few ways to gather that information.