Windows & PowerShell
Identify services, search logs and work with structured data before making changes to Windows systems.
Eight subjects, organised around the systems you operate and the decisions you need to make.
Identify services, search logs and work with structured data before making changes to Windows systems.
Set recovery objectives, protect independent copies and rehearse the restore before an incident forces the issue.
Separate service health from endpoint management. Build useful alerts and controlled patch workflows.
Give incidents, assets and operational knowledge an owner. Keep internal support work visible and traceable.
Choose attended or unattended access deliberately, with named identities, session records and a clear removal process.
Plan platforms and templates around recoverability, hardware constraints and the people who will operate them.
Reason about endurance, latency, throughput and failure domains. Keep availability separate from data recovery.
Maintain tenant access, cost accountability and recovery responsibilities throughout the service lifecycle.