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PowerShell Workshop @ UNB |
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Written by Derek Hatchard
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If you or anyone you know is interested feel free to contact Marco to register:
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Who should attend: Administrators/Developers/Architects/Engineers/Analysts
When: October 2, 2008.
Where: UNB Fredericton
Time: 9AM-4PM (1 hour for lunch, bring your own)
Cost: Free
Why attend: Windows PowerShell (http://www.microsoft.com/powershell) is Microsoft's next-generation automation scripting language. All admin tasks within Exchange 2007 are all based on Windows PowerShell functionality. PowerShell is part of Microsoft's Common Engineering Criteria 2009, which basically means all server products should now be shipped with PowerShell functionality.
What the session will provide: see agenda below.
Agenda (tentative):
-9AM-10AM: PowerShell introduction (theory/lecture)
-10AM-10.30AM: PowerShell 3rd party products (theory/lecture) -- & short break
-10.30AM-11.30AM: PowerShell scripting (theory/lecture)
-11.30AM-noon: PowerShell hands-on scripting/labs
-noon-1PM: lunch break
-1PM-2PM: PowerShell development with C# (theory/lecture)
-2PM-3PM: PowerShell hands-on development/labs -- & short break
The above leaves room to change some things or spend more time on particular topics. Going until 3PM is highly likely, and going to 4PM could happen.
Bio:
Marco is currently an IT system analyst for one of Canada's leading telecommunications companies. He has been working in the IT industry for over 10 years. He recently received a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award for his contributions to the Windows PowerShell community. His personal blog is at http://marcoshaw.blogspot.com, where he covers all kinds of PowerShell related topics. He is also a contributor and moderator of the new PowerShell Community site at http://www.powershellcommunity.org.
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May 5, Moncton: Leveraging AWS and Extending IIS7 |
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Written by Derek Hatchard
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Reminder: The next Dev East user group event is happening this coming Monday (May 5) in Moncton (well, technically Riverview) at 6:30pm. It is being held at AJs Pizza Place.
Time and Place:
AJ's Pizza Place
630 Pinewood Rd.
Riverview, NB
6:30 – 9:00pm
Come at 6:30pm to order your food and mingle. Presentations start at 7:00pm.
Please RSVP to
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Leveraging the Amazon Platform (EC2 and S3)
Amazon's suite of web services has empowered a new generation of startups to build innovative solutions with the reliability and scalability of Amazon's datacenters. In this session, Derek explores how developers can leverage the web service offerings from Amazon. Emphasis is on Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) and S3 (Simple Storage Service).
Extending IIS7 with Managed Code
The latest web server from Microsoft offers a number of ways for developers to add custom functionality for both request handling and site administration. This session shows how to extend IIS7 with a .NET module that can process non-ASPX dynamic content and how to build a custom management screen for that module in the new IIS7 management interface.
Here's a sample of the food options available for purchase:
Panzerotti Special (includes caesar salad and can pop) $7.95
Big Slice Pizza with can pop $5.69
2 Reg Donairs with 2 cans pop $11.95
9" garlic fingers are only $5.95
10 piece chicken wings are $7.95
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 May 2008 )
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Written by Derek Hatchard
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Sebastien Aube's links: As promised, here are the links to the each of the products I covered in my presentation.
Good coding,
Sébastien Aubé
CognitiveX Systems
email :
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 03 April 2008 )
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