Calendarific offers a webservice for listing holidays from different countries. They also have an API that can be used by developers to implement this holiday queries in the their own applications.

PowerShell Conference Asia 2019 was held in Bangalore (India). It was such a great event and fun hosting it here.

In the last two or three months, I have been busy working on a complete end to end deployment automation solution and been writing lot of PowerShell code.

If you have ever worked with the Test-Cluster command in the failover clustering module, you will know that this command generates an HTML report.

I create HTTP REST APIs a lot in my proof-of-concept work and I generally use the .NET HTTPListener class for this purpose.

Ever wanted to generate HTML documents dynamically? Until now, you had to statically code the HTML tags in the PowerShell scripts and ensure you open and close all needed HTML elements.

I believe there is no introduction required for pester in PowerShell community. If you have never heard of Pester, this is the place to go first.

I was recently featured on the Latest Shiny Podcast (@l8istsh9y) hosted by Rob Hirschfeld and Stephen Spector. I came across their podcast a while ago and listened to their last two episodes.

I have been talking to several automation engineers (for a vacant position) and realized there are many women who have been doing some great work in the area of infrastructure automation.