Nik Charlebois
A few weeks ago, I posted what I consider to be a “Tease” Post regarding a new project I am involved with, Office365DSC. Today, I would like to share additional details regarding what our plans are for this module. Throughout the development process, the team and I will be completely transparent about what our progress, […]
Read More Extract Office 365 Configuration from Existing TenantOver the past few weeks, a team of Microsoft Premier Field Engineers from around the globe and I have been kicking the tires on a crazy idea we’ve had for a while, a PowerShell DSC module that would allow us to manage Office 365 configurations. This is an ambitious task and one that is a […]
Read More Early Preview of Office365DSCFor each DSC project I am involved in, there’s been a point where I had the need to figure out a way to programmatically determine what is contained within my DSC script. As an example, one of the side projects I am working on is something called VisualDSC, which allows you to load a .ps1 […]
Read More DSCParser – Analyze your PowerShell DSC ScriptsThis is more of a brain dump than anything else. This week at a client, I had to simulate their environment which was becoming very slow when loading a specific library. That particular library had over 450 Content Types associated with it, but we were specifically interested in figuring out how many allowed content types […]
Read More Retrieve Allowed Content Types from a Document Set Using PowerShellAs announced in my previous blog post, ReverseDSC Gets a Face Lift, there have been major improvements done to ReverseDSC over the past few months. While we are still analyzing our options to make beta versions of both SharePointDSC and SharePointDSC.Reverse in the PowerShell Gallery, I’ve decided to make beta versions of the modules available […]
Read More SharePointDSC and ReverseDSC Betas