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4 Methods for Reducing Excessive Customer Monitoring Email Alerts

December 20, 2018 by Luke Orellana

Monitoring and alert notifications are the bread and butter of Managed Service Providers. Without a proper monitoring solution in place, a Managed Service Provider would have an extremely difficult and almost impossible time managing their client’s IT...

Building Powershell Tools for MSPs: Using Try and Catch

December 6, 2018 by Luke Orellana

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As a PowerShell tool creator, planning for script errors is one of the biggest challenges that I’ve faced when creating a tool that will be used by multiple people. For example, maybe the tool I just created is supposed to move some files and the user running...

How to Create Intelligent PowerShell Scripts with Azure AI

November 29, 2018 by Luke Orellana

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Worried artificial intelligence will take over the world? Well, it doesn’t look like that’s happening any time soon but it can help your MSP take to new levels with Azure AI. Artificial Intelligence has become a big buzzword within the IT world. Companies...

Building PowerShell Tools for MSPs: Automating KeePass

September 27, 2018 by Luke Orellana

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KeePass is one of the most widely used password management tools used today in IT. It’s simple to use and secure which meets the needs of most businesses. Also, the fact that it’s open source goes a long way for the community to trust its code and ensure...

PowerShell Tools for MSPs – Getting Started with Source Control Part 3

May 31, 2018 by Luke Orellana

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In part 1 and part 2 of our previous posts on source control, we went over what Git is and how to use it with web-based source control hosting services such as GitHub. GitHub is awesome, it’s simple to use and allows for a large number of contributors to collaborate...

PowerShell Tools for MSPs – Getting Started with Source Control Part 2

March 29, 2018 by Luke Orellana

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This is part 2 of our series on how MSPs can get started with using Source Control with their PowerShell scripts. In part 1 we created a Git repository and committed some changes to it, then we uploaded our repository to GitHub. Picking up from part 1, we will now go...

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4 Methods for Reducing Excessive Customer Monitoring Email Alerts

Building Powershell Tools for MSPs: Using Try and Catch

How to Create Intelligent PowerShell Scripts with Azure AI

Building PowerShell Tools for MSPs: Automating KeePass

PowerShell Tools for MSPs – Getting Started with Source Control Part 3

PowerShell Tools for MSPs – Getting Started with Source Control Part 2

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