Specialization with powershell | content
Introduction & Background
Together we will learn useful background information about PowerShell and set up a comfortable packaging environment with many tools.
Script structure & Organization
Learn what you need to pay attention to when building PSADT packages and how to design them clearly.
Best practices everyone needs
Avoid beginner mistakes by using our best practices.
Configuration in user context
Setting preferences for each user via “Active Setup” is as much a part of the training as interacting with users when, for example, Outlook needs to be closed before an update.
Software packaging | with PowerShell
The PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit (PS ADT) is the new quasi-standard in software packaging. It is the ideal toolkit for you or your team when it comes to creating simple to complex application packages. Many ready-to-use functions, specifically tailored to the needs of software packaging, save you time and resources.
This training course introduces you to all the benefits of this free framework so that you can start packaging right away. The training course uses practical examples to convey all the common requirements of modern software packaging. Recurring problems are discussed and you can try them out yourself using examples.
Further content details can be found in our agenda below.
Torsten Zech is a long-standing trainer and senior consultant in the Ivanti Endpoint Manager environment. His customers range from medium-sized companies to large, internationally active corporations. His practical experience, built up over many years, is therefore an integral part of the training.
our methodology | practical learning .
The training includes all theoretical as well as practical content necessary for successful development with PowerShell and package creation with PSADT. Together we go step by step and convert the theory into real code for successful software packages. Through interactive exercises and sharing in the group, participants gain experiential knowledge to reinforce what they have learned.
