In August I released the first technical preview of my PowerSSHell-Plugin for vCO, which allows you to run Powershell-Commands directly from within workflows.
For the next version (release date: soon :mrgreen:) I plan following updates:
- More Examples (Workflows & Actions) in the Package
- Documentation (what’s this?)
- Authentication via Public-Key
Support for Queueing Powershell-Commands to a certain server and maintaining a single connection (this fits to the updated Personal License for the necessary PowerShell Server)
For more information and the download óf the current version, visit http://www.vcoportal.de/powersshell-plugin/
If you have some further ideas, feature requests or found some bugs, join the discussion on http://getsatisfaction.com/vcoportal!
If you need to buy some powershell-inside licences, contact me for a discount voucher!
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