Warning: Long post ahead!
TL;DR = Download the script here: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/mypowershell.space/ps/New-EC2RDPInstance.ps1
Yes, the title is sub-optimal, indeed. But let’s roll with it.
I’ll try to do some RDP automation today. I’m not entirely sure this will be useful, but the idea looks interesting so bear with me for a while. We may yet learn something from this.
Warning: Long post ahead!
TL;DR = Download the script here: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/mypowershell.space/ps/Set-R53Record.ps1
Now that I’ve got website hosting set up, it would be nice to point the domain to it 🙂
In order to do so, I’ll need an A record for www.mypowershell.space to point to 52.209.103.100.
But there’s no quick way to do it via PowerShell. And while R53 is easy to configure using AWS Console, that’s not what we want.
Let’s see which commandlets we have for Route 53 interaction.
Start of a new year, and a new blog! What better way to  celebrate than with music!
Obviously, you’ll need speakers/headphones for it for full enjoyment.
Worry not, this is not a shock video or malicious script, it’s simply an epic oneliner.
We’re no strangers to love <3 🙂
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Invoke-Expression (New-Object Net.WebClient).DownloadString("http://bit.ly/e0Mw9w") |
Script created by Lee Holmes.
