It’s been a while, but I’m back after a couple years of semi-retirement from writing PowerShell. The 1st item on my list to address is those of you who have…
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Replacing a global backup infrastructure across hundreds to thousands of remote offices is hard. In this post I'll give you everything needed to fully automate the process with Rubrik, cutting your migration from months to days.
Introduction Ransomware attacks are now big business. Gone are the days of encrypting your grandparents photos with decryption keys costing a couple hundred bucks. Gangs are now coming for your…
All good applications create logs and the more detailed the better. In PowerShell I log everything with Start-Transcript and Stop-Transcript. But what happens if you are generating thousands of detailed…
I do a lot of work with REST APIs and reporting in PowerShell which means I’m constantly working with arrays. This allows me to calculate, combine and store the results…
What if I said you could use PowerShell to update PowerShell? No this isn’t inception, there are legitimate use cases that could save you a lot of time and effort.…
Over the past 6 months I’ve been doing an extensive amount of work with global backup reporting using PowerShell. One unique challenge that comes with global reporting is handling time…
Live mounting SQL Databases is one of the most powerful and transformational features in Rubrik. And I’m not using that word lightly, you can positively impact the speed in which…
One of the most downloaded scripts on my blog over the past 2 years has been the Rubrik Recovery Plan for orchestrating the failover, test, and ordering of VM live…
I recently had 3 Rubrik customers asking for ways to automate protecting VMs by a means not available in the UI. Any use case is possible when you have an…