On my day to day work I use Nagios monitoring software. I want to add some custom SQL Server scripts to enrich the monitoring, and to accomplish this I will need to:
all of this for every single host on my entire estate. Obviously (for me :-) ) I decided to use PowerShell!
On my last article I shared how we can now Contribute to Microsoft Documentation . Today I bring another quick tip on Microsoft Documentation!
Did you know that we can download PDF files with Microsoft Documentation? I did not know until my colleague called my attention to it few days ago.
Important note: This tip is not (yet?) available for all Microsoft’s product suite. You should confirm if this tip applies to the product you need.
Times have changed and Microsoft has changed the way we can contribute for documentation !
We already have access to the source code from some programs. One example is PowerShell, that has an GitHub repository where anyone can contribute!
Now anyone can contribute to the documentation too!
If you haven’t seen before, now we have a pencil icon on the top right corner that makes possible to suggest a change.
Which better way could I have to launch my blog if not with great news ?!
I am so happy and excited to announce that I will be speaking at PowerShell Conference Asia in Singapore!
On 28th of October I will be presenting two sessions with the following titles:
Also, on 26th there will be 2 precon: