PowerShell Saturday Hamburg 2020
On the 02/22/2020, the first PowerShell Saturday Hamburg took place and what a day it was!
Intro
Since May 2018, Fabian and I run the Hamburg PowerShell User Group once a month and for the first time, we organized an entire day of PowerShell Magic.
Speaker, Sessions and Workshops
This Speaker Lineup speaks for itself, for me, is's still unbelievable.
Session | Speaker | Type | Timeslot |
---|---|---|---|
PowerShell in SQL Notebooks in Azure Data Studio | Rob Sewell | Session | 10:30 |
Certificate Management using Azure Automation and Let's Encrypt | Fabian Bader | Workshop | 10:30 |
PowerShell - a current Overview | Tobias Weltner | Session | 11:30 |
Bringing classes and runspaces together - Async logging in PowerShell | Jan-Henrik Damaschke | Session | 13:15 |
What to do if it grows? | Evgenij Smirnov | Workshop | 13:15 |
Universal Dashboard with PowerShell | Holger Voges | Session | 14:15 |
Do the -split! | Mathias Jessen | Session | 15:30 |
Configuration-driven Active Directory Management | Friedrich Weinmann | Session | 16:30 |
Fabian and I would like to thank all Speakers for coming to Hamburg and sharing their Knowledge!
Content
The Presentations will be available in the next days - I will update the table above as soon as possible.
Sponsors
Without our Sponsors, this Event would not have been possible. We would like to sent a big THANK YOU to QSC AG, Aequitas Integration GmbH and Visorian GmbH.
Thank You All
I'm actually shocked by the fact, that so many people came to Hamburg from so many different places - Rob flew in from the UK, Mathias from Amsterdam, Tobias and Holger from Hannover, Evgenij from Berlin, but also the Attendees were not just from Hamburg, we had people drive up from Dresden, Stuttgart, Berlin, Rostock, Braunschweig and even some that flew in from Switzerland and Austria - incredible! We really appreciate every single one of you! A special thanks goes to Sönke for helping us throughout the entire planning phase of the event as well as for being there the entire day - we cannot thank you enough!
See you all at next years PowerShell Saturday in Hamburg!
Pictures

Missing Jan-Henrik, he stood too far on the right - sorry ;)

Since the Journey from Seattle to Hamburg was a little too far, Jeffrey sent us some greetings!



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