My Scripts Repository

Sharing PowerShell scripts and modules across teams shouldn’t feel like passing around USB sticks in a data center. If you’ve ever emailed a `.psm1` file or jammed shared functions into a central server, it’s time to take things up a notch with a private...

� Rapid-Provisioning with Aria Assembler: Disposable Infrastructure at Scale
A few months back, I found myself with some rare downtime—so naturally, I returned to experimenting with Aria Assembler’s more advanced provisioning capabilities. There’s something elegant about temporary infrastructure that fulfills its purpose and...

Here’s one of those little automations that feels like magic when it works: your porch light turns on automatically when someone walks up after sunset. It’s a practical example of using Google Home’s new automation script editor—and it’s ridiculously...

When you're managing thousands of systems, checking for patch compliance across all of them can become a real slog, especially if you’re still looping through them sequentially or juggling a pile of background jobs. That used to be me.
Recently, I rewrote one of my older patch check scripts using PowerShell 7’s ForEach-Object -Parallel feature, and the results were night and day. Here’s a look at how I did it and why you might want to make the leap, too....