Jenkins is a great tool for big and small companies; it’s open source, has plenty of plugins, and is of course free. Equipped with Jenkins, time, and various tutorials, an …

Technically yes, a Continuous Delivery pipeline can be built using Jenkins, but it'll be unreliable so you should avoid it. I've made this article to back-up my Jenkins pipeline opinions …

A new, high-priority compliance requirement just came in! It seems simple enough: close up these 3 ports. And then you look closer: on all 1000 servers. Most of us would …

A story on Reddit came across my feed the other day that reminded me of two incredibly important lessons. Comment Based Help (CBH) is necessary for all scripts anyone ever …

Your PowerShell scripts can be working harder for you. Here’s one thing you can do to instantly get more out of your PowerShell scripts with ProGet for free. Create your …

.NET 6 is coming and if you were looking for a sign to migrate your monolith applications to microservices this is it. ASP.NET web forms are going away and there …

This is going to upset some people but - Not everything you do to provision and maintain servers needs to be automated. Yes, PowerShell scripts are powerful, versatile, and reusable …

As one of the few Windows-first tool vendors, we get it. DevOps/automation is not easy on Windows. But it's getting better, and we would love to learn what kinds of …

In the age of .NET5 and despite Microsoft's best efforts, Web Forms won't die. Certain fanatics are keeping the depreciated technology alive and kicking well past it’s “best before” date - and they claim it’s for good reasons. If I’m honest, my …

Are you getting absolutely everything you can out of your PowerShell scripts? If you’re not using Otter, a tool that helps you provision your servers and manage configuration, probably not …