We have covered a lot of ground in this series, but we’ll wrap it up today. In the last PowerShell Problem Solver article, we looked at a variety of ways to get a single performance object for a single computer. The goal was to easily present the average processor time and the top five processes consuming the most processor time. As useful as the examples were in the last article, our jobs would be tedious if we had to manage one computer at a time. In this article, I want you think about management at scale with PowerShell.
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