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- How do I make a PowerShell DSC foreach loop around File resource for . . .
My configuration has a list of source target files that need to be copied However, the File resource needs to have a unique name with it so that you can do dependencies on the resource I'm new to PowerShell and I'm trying to figure out the right format for the DSC script ( ps1) to allow a foreach around the File resource
- Releases · PowerShell DSC - GitHub
Contribute to PowerShell DSC development by creating an account on GitHub This repo is for the DSC v3 project Contribute to PowerShell DSC development by creating an account on GitHub Add validation to check key-value pairs for class-based and script-based DSC resources by @Gijsreyn in #713; Enable using adapter resources without the
- Remove a PowerShell DSC Configuration - Stack Overflow
A resource can only be Present(required) or Absent(not wanted) in a configuration To rollback the config later, you need to apply a new configuration Script resources in DSC doesn't support a Ensure-property, so to reverse a script you need to create a modified script-resource in the new configuration AFAIK
- Invoke-DscResource (PSDesiredStateConfiguration) - PowerShell
The Invoke-DscResource cmdlet runs a method of a specified PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) resource This cmdlet invokes a DSC resource directly, without creating a configuration document Using this cmdlet, configuration management products can manage windows or Linux with DSC resources This cmdlet doesn't work with composite resources Composite resources are parameterized
- Installing software with PowerShell DSC - 4sysops
PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) is a powerful, declarative language that allows administrators to guarantee a server stays the way you want Whether you simply want to ensure certain registry keys exist, check that files are in a certain place or provision entire servers from scratch, virtually anything is possible with DSC
- Authoring Enhancements in Microsoft Desired State Configuration v3. 0. 0
This is the third post in a multi-part series about the new release of DSC Microsoft Desired State Configuration (DSC) v3 0 0 provides powerful feature that enhance the authoring experience Shell completion Schema-based validation Support for modern DSLs like Azure Bicep DSC command completer The completer command returns a shell script that, when executed, registers completions […]
- Resource dependencies using DependsOn - PowerShell
Typically resources are applied in the order they are defined within the Configuration As your Configuration grows larger and more complex, you can use the DependsOn key to change the applied order of your resources by specifying that a resource depends on another resource The DependsOn key can be used in any Resource block It is defined
- DSC ServiceSet Resource - PowerShell | Microsoft Learn
Applies To: Windows PowerShell 4 0, Windows PowerShell 5 x The ServiceSet resource in Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) provides a mechanism to manage services on the target node This resource is a composite resource that calls the Service resource for each service specified in the Name property Use this resource when you want to configure a number of services to the
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