Sysadmin Module

Automate sysadmin tasks. Simplify work. Profit.

Configuration data

Much if not all of this module is intended to run off of JSON data describing an infrastructure. This provides a source-controllable, explicit record of how the infrastructure should look/work/function.

An example of what is in use currently:

{
  "servers": [
    {
      "hostname": "srv01",
      "roles": [],
      "site": "Foxtrot"
    },
    {
      "hostname": "prn01",
      "roles": ["print"],
      "site": "Zulu"
    },
    {
      "hostname": "prn02",
      "roles": ["print"],
      "site": "Charlie"
    }
  ]
}

Install

Install from GitHub source:

git clone 'https://github.com/devynspencer/powershell-sysadmin'
cd .\powershell-sysadmin

Repositories

Configure local NuGet feed for publishing and/or staging PowerShell modules:

$RegisterParams = @{
    Name = 'Local'
    SourceLocation = 'C:\temp\packages\PowerShell'
    PublishLocation = 'C:\temp\packages\PowerShell'
    InstallationPolicy = 'Trusted'
}

Register-PSRepository @RegisterParams

Configure team NuGet feed for publishing PowerShell modules:

$RegisterParams = @{
    Name = 'ExampleTeam'
    SourceLocation = '\\example.com\Packages\PowerShell\ExampleTeam'
    PublishLocation = '\\example.com\Packages\PowerShell\ExampleTeam'
    InstallationPolicy = 'Trusted'
}

Register-PSRepository @RegisterParams

Publish to local repository:

$PublishParams = @{
    Path = '.\Sysadmin'
    Repository = 'Local'
    NuGetApiKey = ''
}

Publish-Module @PublishParams

Examples

# Ensure the subdirectory is specified, not the project root
$Path = "C:\Users\devyn\projects\powershell-sysadmin\Sysadmin"

# Copy development PowerShell module from staging directory to local modules directory
Deploy-ProjectModule -Path $Path -Verbose

Import-Module MyProfile -Force -Verbose