Tibor Soós, PowerShell MVP of many years, will educate us on how to...
Avoid the Burden of Managing Multiple Configuration Files Across Environments - Use PSD1 Files in a Dynamic Way
Have you ever experienced outages because you updated the configuration file for your development environment but forgot to do the same for production? Do you find it frustrating to maintain multiple configuration files for different environments?
In this session, we’ll explore the most common configuration file formats for PowerShell scripts and discuss why PSD1 files are my preferred choice. We’ll examine the limitations of PSD1 files and learn techniques to overcome them, enabling these files to store dynamic content - values that are evaluated at runtime. With this approach, we can implement even conditional configuration entries that automatically adapt based on environment, caller, or any other contextual factor.
