The article gives a quick outline of how to find AWS Tools for PowerShell modules.
Author: Kris Evans
I’m a 16-year veteran of the IT industry, starting off in Windows desktop engineering, moving on to Windows server engineering, and then picking up messaging, monitoring, virtualisation, cloud and DevOps along the way. I’m keen to share my knowledge to help other IT Pros out there, especially those getting into the industry, and also to help out people who are less inclined towards tech to get the most out of their devices.
Getting Started with Docker (The IT Pro Remix) – Dockerfiles and Docker Build – Part 1
How to start using Dockerfiles and the docker build command. This is the second post in the series.
Getting Started with Docker (The IT Pro Remix) – Introduction
Getting started with the Docker containerisation platform from an IT Pro perspective. This is the first post in a new series.
Creating Sprints in Azure DevOps Boards using Azure CLI on macOS and Linux
Use Azure CLI and the azure-devops extension to make creating sprints easier.
Using Azure DevOps for General Planning – Kanban Boards
How to use Kanban Boards in Azure Boards to organise your work and not overload your team. This is the fourth post in the series.
Using Azure DevOps for General Planning – Sprints and Time Management
How to use the Sprints and Backlogs elements in Azure Boards to organise your work. This is the third post in the series.
Using Azure DevOps for General Planning – Work Items
How to use the different types of work items in Azure Boards to outline and track your project work. This is the second post in the series.
Using Azure DevOps for General Planning – Introduction
How to use the Azure Boards feature in Azure DevOps to track and organise your work. This is the first post in the series.
Installing and Upgrading PowerShell on macOS
A runbook for installing and upgrading PowerShell on macOS, plus some background. Updated as new releases come out.
Deconstructed Tech – Paying It Forward
Hi there. I’m Kris Evans and I’ve been working in IT for over 16 years as a Windows systems engineer. As I’ve progressed throughout my career, I’ve come to realise a few things about myself: I’m one of the few people I know who genuinely enjoys what I do (although like everyone some days are less …
Deconstructed Tech 