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What’s New in PowerShell V3
JasonHelmickDirector of PowerShell Technologies, Interface Technical Training
AgendaPowerShell HistoryWindows Management FrameworkWhat’s New at a Glance…Windows 8 Server Sneak PeakThe Demonstrations!
Disclaimer
The products not done yet…
PowerShell Version HistoryPowerShell V1
Released 2006 – 129 cmdletsFirst adoption Exchange 2007Optional component Windows Server 2008
PowerShell V2Released 2010 – 236 cmdletsCommon Engineering Criteria (CEC) since 2009
PowerShell V3Released ? ~3000 on Windows Server 8CTP 2 available now – PowerShell Team Blog
Windows Management FrameworkWindows PowerShell
Many new features demonstrated today!
Windows Remote ManagementRobust connections. Disconnect and Reconnect
Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
New Provider modelFree cmdlets?
What’s new so far…at a glancePowerShell CTP 2
Tab completion enhancementsCmdlet discoverabilityShow-CommandSyntax improvements for Where-Object/Foreach-ObjectRobust and recoverable sessionsWorkflowScheduled JobsDynamically loaded modules
Windows Server 8Cmdlets for everything!
PowerShell web access
Tool Improvements
Console and ISE Enhancements
DemoTool Improvements
Usability and Discoverability
Improvements for the PowerShell Administrator
DemoDiscoverability
Language and Cmdlet Improvements
Features to make work easier
DemoLanguage and cmdlet improvements
Robust Remoting Sessions
Maintaining Sessions
DemoRobust Remoting
Workflow
Improvements for automation
DemoWorkflow
Windows Server 8 Sneak Peak
Modules, Cmdlets, and PowerShell Web Access
DemoModules, Cmdlets, and PowerShell Web Access
Moving Forward
Thank you!!
Jason HelmickDirector of PowerShell Technologies,Interface Technical Training (www.interfacett.com)
Email: [email protected]: @theJasonHelmick
Questions?
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