This presentations discusses how PowerWF fits in the automation marketplace. It discusses how PowerWF helps bridge the gaps between the islands of knowledge within an organization and the key features that make PowerWF a unique offering in the automation space.
This video shows how quickly any data collected using PowerShell can be pushed to System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) using PowerWF. PowerWF converts the PowerShell into a workflow, a toSCOM activity is added, and the data is instantly available via WMI. PowerWF then automatically creates a management pack and pushes it to the System Center Server
In this video Ben and Jim show how PowerWF can help someone learn PowerShell.
In this first look at the newly released PowerWF Studio 2.0, we walk through the new Insert PowerShell Dialog, Contextual Help Pane and show how PowerWF can be used to easily create PowerShell Snap-Ins and Modules.
In this demo we take a familiar PowerCLI one-liner scraped from a popular PowerCLI blog (http://peetersonline.nl), convert it into a workflow using PowerWF, deploy it to PowerScripter, then call it directly from the vSphere client via PowerScripter.
This is a follow-up on yesterday’s video ‘PowerCLI + PowerWF = Awesome’ where we go through the process step-by-step of creating a workflows from a PowerShell script.
Answering the question: “Do you have a tool that takes output and puts it into default text editor WITHOUT closing it?” with a big “Yes we can.” Pull hardware information, convert it to CSV, write it to a temporary file then launch it in the default editor.
