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Ok… On to Get-Command.
Get-Command is a Core PowerShell CMDLet that is used for discovering cmdlets. The code below is what I used in the video, if you have questions or suggestions Comment below or see the contact info at below
# Get all Modules, Functions, Alias' ...etc # available on your computer Get-Command -all # Search for all cmdlets that contain Service # in the noun portion. Get-command –noun Service # Search for all cmdlets that contain Stop # in the verb portion Get-Command -Verb Stop # You can also use the * character as a wildcard Get-command –noun *azure* # Search for everything in a module, # in this case the Azure Module Get-Command -Module Azure # Search the Azure Module for all cmdlets Get-Command -Module Azure -CommandType Cmdlet # Search the Azure module for all Alias' Get-Command -Module Azure -CommandType Alias # Search the PowerShell core modules for Functions Get-Command -Module Microsoft.PowerShell* -CommandType Function
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