If you follow Twitter  like I do especially when it comes to Powershell,  you will already have noticed there is a new book out in the community called Powershell Conference Book.  There are some very sharp PowerShell MVPs/Experts/Enthusiasts that have posted a chapter about what they’ve spoken on in conferences or will speak about.

I am very honored that I was also chosen to write a chapter in this book.  My chapter is about the work I’ve done (SCCM), and dynamic parameters. I explore how to Parse a SCCM log file and then use it together with a Dynamic parameter.  Using this dynamic parameter you can more efficiently locate a log entry with a few keystrokes.

A huge thank you for the opportunity and to the organizers of this endeavor (Mike F Robbins, Jeff Hicks, Michael Lombardi).  Not only did they author their own chapter they also proof read and made sure the other authors were providing good content.

I would encourage everyone to go  get a copy.  There is a wealth of material in this book, while it is intended for experienced users, I believe that everyone can benefit from its content.

The proceeds from this book are going to a worthy cause:

The DevOps Collective, Inc. OnRamp Scholarship

Your contribution will help someone learn a new skill and move forward in their career.  I’m honored to be able to have contributed with a chapter in this Awesome book.

until then

Keep scripting

thom