A few weeks ago I shared my top 10 PowerShell tips and tricks to becoming a PowerShell ninja on a webinar with IDERA, a highly regarded purveyor of SQL monitoring…
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Since installing Drift on my blog I get to see and answer questions from my readers real-time. Lately, I’ve had a whole bunch of questions about Microsoft SQL and PowerShell…
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Since my first post back in 2014, many of the example scripts that I’ve shared integrate with Zerto using their bolt-on REST APIs. After 4 years of stability, in 5.0…
One thing I’ve always been passionate about is writing scripts that are easy to read and consume. By showing you how to directly interact with REST APIs this enables you…
Utilizing PowerShell with the REST API opens up a world of possibilities as you are no longer restricted to solely using the PowerShell cmdlets provided by Zerto. You can now report and automate tasks that previously were only possible using the GUI. In this blog post you will learn how you can exploit this power.
In order to run Zerto cmdlets inside a script you have to add the snapin. This is easily done with the following command: add-pssnapin Zerto.PS.Commands
When using Zerto PowerShell cmdlets it can be required to select a checkpoint (a point in time) in the journal of changes from which to perform an operation. The Zerto…
To run PowerShell scripts with Zerto I recommend the following requirements be fulfilled, on the host running the scripts, as a best practice to cover running anything and everything: PowerShell…