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Understanding PowerShell modules - PowerShell Tutorial
From the course: Complete Guide to PowerShell 7
Understanding PowerShell modules
- [Instructor] So let's talk about PowerShell Modules. Modules in PowerShell are foundational components that encapsulate and distribute a collection of related functions, cmdlets, variables, aliases, and scripts into a single unit. They serve as a reusable package that enables you to enhance your PowerShell capabilities, making it a highly extensible framework. Modules can be categorized into different types, including script modules, binary modules, manifest modules, and dynamic modules, each designed to address specific requirements. For instance, script modules allow users to bundle PowerShell scripts, while binary modules, which are DLL files, enable the integration of compiled .NET assemblies for advanced functionality. PowerShell modules streamline the management and sharing of code, ensuring consistency and reducing duplication across environments. PowerShell modules are available in several distinct types, each tailored to specific purposes, making them a versatile feature of…
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Understanding PowerShell modules7m 57s
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Install modules from the PowerShell gallery10m 17s
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Importing and using modules13m 27s
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Navigating the FileSystem provider14m 26s
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Navigating the file system provider5m 2s
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Using the registry provider3m 32s
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Using custom providers3m 43s
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