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What I am going to talk about
-PowerShell Core: What is it and how do I use it.
-When I heard about ATOM I really wanted to do a talk but being from a Microsoft Background what do I know thats Open Source?
-I quickly realized PowerShell Core is open source and it would be a great excuse to learn something and present my findings
-Today we are going to focus on the basics: getting PowerShell Core setup, because unlike PowerShell its not installed by default
	and Using it like you would PowerShell to remote into other machines and pull information

Bio
-PS Advocate, I try to teach and train colleagues
	-Ive learned that I can automate through scripting and I can teach people to script I have automated my automation
	-1000's of hours saved not by my script but by scripts ive helped other develop
-Lead RTPSUG
	-Some of the Best PowerShell experts in the world presenting
	-Showing off new or unique tools
	-Teaching you the basics and the more advanced topics
	-Meet twice a month
-I've been using PowerShell for about 8 years since v3

PowerShell
-CLI with the purpose of task automation and configuration management for Windows based Operating Systems
-Built into Windows since Server 2008
	-Available for Windows XP SP2 and Server 2003 SP2 (Feb 2008 over a decade)
-CMDlets are unique and give PowerShell its POWER!
	-verb-noun easy to understand
-Uses PowerShell ISE for scripting environment
-.Net Framework
-The latest version is 5.x
-Like the ISE Microsoft has said that PowerShell will only receive security updates going forward.

PowerShell Core
-PowerShell v 6.0
-based on .NetCore instead of .Net Framework
-Open Source and runs on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. (Windows IoT, Arm support as well)
-Installs sxs with PowerShell 5.0
-pwsh vs powershell.exe
-Microsoft works actively on PowerShell Core. PowerShell, is in a state of extended support. Microsoft has no plans to add features to PowerShell, but it will release critical bug fixes and security updates.
-PowerShell Core has no ISE USE VS CODE!
-Missing things like:
	-web forms, get-credential is all cli based
	-no out-gridview
	-limited cmdlets (and we will see how limited in my presentation)
-Mention Windows Compatibility Module
-Supports Remoting over SSH as well as WinRM

Demos

PowerShell 7