PowerShell

In this blog, I will demonstrate how to request a public certificate from AWS Certificate Manager using PowerShell, utilizing DNS validation for verification. Additionally, I will show how to request multiple certificates within the same profile and region, as well as how to request certificates from a list saved in a CSV file.

In this blog, I will share a script to list all AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) certificates across all profiles and regions. This script will include details such as the certificate domain, type, expiration date, and associated resources (InUseBy). You can choose to display the results, export them to a file, or both.

I will share a script to retrieve all AWS EBS snapshots across all profiles and regions, along with associated volume and EC2 information where available. You can choose to display the results, export them to a file, or both.

In this blog, we will delve into a comprehensive solution to to resolve the issue of an AWS IAM role is not listed in the IAM roles dropdown menu for EC2.

In this blog I will share one way to get all AWS Backup recovery points grouped by resource name across all profiles and regions including backup vault name, resource name, resource type and recovery points count.

In this blog I will share one way to get all AWS EC2 instances across all profiles and regions including instance’s Id, name, state, private & public IPs and other instance information. I will show how to calculate the instance’s name and state (running, stopped, etc.) The result can be displayed or saved to a file.

Would you like to know resources protected by AWS Backup?
In this blog, I will share one way to get all AWS Backup protected resources across all profiles and regions. Additionally, I will show how to query the backed-up EC2 state and the Backup tag.

In this blog I will share one way to get all installed patches, updates and hotfixes on a local or a remote Windows workstation or server.

Get Azure Storage Account Lifecycle Management Policy Rules.

Introduction We will find the built-in administrator account name, even if it was renamed, and disable it. When Windows workstation or server is installed, the default built-in administrator account name is Administrator. Some companies rename the local built-in administrator account, …