Coming powershell 2

Windows Server 2008 R2, the forthcoming Windows 7 and its server product, will have a built-in powershell 2.0 parser. At the same time, Windows 7 also has a built-in powershell ide programming environment, so that you no longer need to write and debug PSCode. This is a good news for system administrators. In enterprise-level products, for example, a problem may occur when you want to manage ten or hundreds of computers at a time, or if you don't shut down the servers, powershell provided by Microsoft.ProgramThese problems can be solved. It supports macro commands and scripts to help you automate management and control. You can write the future tasks of a computer into scripts for automatic operation.

Windows evolved from DOS, and the character interface was replaced by the graphic interface. At the same time, Windows began to enter the server market. For the server, the graphic interface is not a good thing, compared with the shell environment inherent in Unix/Linux, Microsoft's powershell came too late. Fortunately, it is finally coming, does this mean that we also need to keep up with the times for the management and development of Windows Servers? The answer is no doubt, so let's start now.

Some resources are recommended below:

1. powershell is not an upgraded DOS version, but a complete command line system that is more powerful than any command line prompt provided by Microsoft. It may be a bit painful to start learning. After you install powershell and study it, the following tips can make it easier to learn. For more information, see powershell http://www.yeeyan.com/articles/tag/powershell/.

2. The author of powershell in action, Bruce Payette, is a member of the powershell team. This book not only talks about technical details, but also includes the overall design knowledge and the ideas of designers. You can get it from Google or find me separately. I also find an electronic version from Google here.

3, the relevant open source project is indeed a quick way to get started with a language, you can find a lot of powershell open source class library http://www.codeplex.com/site/search on codeplex? Projectsearchtext = powershell & sortby = currentreleasedate & licenses = | & refinedsearch = true

4. How to integrate our self-developed products with powershell brings additional benefits to product manageability. For details, refer to Microsoft's example project dinnernow.net: Microsoft's latest technology integration example: dinnernow.net is a website launched by Microsoft. It integrates Microsoft's latest technologies and products as much as possible, such as IIS 7, WCF, WF, WPF, LINQ, Windows Vista gadgets, and powershell.

Windows powershell do not go away! Http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/magazine/2009.08.windowspowershell.aspx