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Platform independence with PowerShell Core
Beyond the Horizon
Conclusions
Overall, PSCore 6.0 is a step back compared with PowerShell version 5.1. However, the future promises opportunities for standardized administration across system boundaries. The object-oriented pipeline and the many I/O and API functions have also been retained in the PSCore version. The integration of SSH is one quick way to use PSCore in the Linux world.
Infos
- PowerShell for various operating systems: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell
- CopSSH: OpenSSH for Windows: https://itefix.net/copssh
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