Ben Gelens is a PowerShell MVP and technical consultant at Inovativ in the Netherlands where he works as a member of the CloudOS team. While building clouds for his customers, Ben’s primary focus is automation and orchestration. As such, Ben has a great deal of field experience on all kinds of PowerShell subjects (e.g. Remoting, Tool making, DSC, SMA, Workflow) in all kinds of areas (e.g. Windows Azure Pack, Active Directory, Office 365, Server Management). He started using PowerShell just before Exchange 2007 was released and was directly hooked to it.
Ben is a member of the Hyper-V.nu community where he actively blogs http://www.hyper-v.nu/archives/author/bgelens/. Besides this, Ben has his personal blog http://mssecbyben.wordpress.com
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Ben GelensI’ve been running in the Windows Insiders fast ring since it was incepted and went from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 November update with all the insider builds in between.
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Ben GelensIn this series: Part 1 – Journey to a Windows Azure Pack VM Role DSC Resource: Introduction Part 2 – Journey to a Windows Azure Pack VM Role DSC Resource: PowerShell module usage
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Ben GelensAlthough it is not officially supported yet, here is why you should install WMF 5.0 Production Preview on your runbook workers right now!
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Ben GelensIn this series, Part 1 – Journey to a Windows Azure Pack VM Role DSC Resource: Introduction Part 2 – Journey to a Windows Azure Pack VM Role DSC Resource: PowerShell module usage
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Ben GelensIn this series, Part 1 - Journey to a Windows Azure Pack VM Role DSC Resource: Introduction Part 2 - Journey to a Windows Azure Pack VM Role DSC Resource: PowerShell module usage (this article)
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Ben GelensIn this series, Part 1 – Journey to a Windows Azure Pack VM Role DSC Resource: Introduction (this article) Part 2 – Journey to a Windows Azure Pack VM Role DSC Resource: PowerShell module usage
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