PowerShell IoT - What .Net Core has done for your Raspberry Pi
summary
Shows PowerShell Core running on a Raspberry Pi via dotnet core, including an experimental prebuilt image after earlier cross‑compile attempts that segfaulted; provides a PowerShell module posh berry pie to image and back up SD cards using .NET streams; explains producing an encrypted PSK file for headless setup using WPA supplicant (RFC2898 key derivation); demos a simple PowerShell TCP server for remote command execution that works but needs auth, async handling, and stability fixes.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00History
- 5:40PowerShell Summit
- 12:00Raspberry Pi Imaging
- 12:46Why PowerShell
- 17:12Making it edless
- 18:53Under the hood
- 21:25Joining the network
- 26:19Listening for incoming connections
- 29:28Invoke PI
- 31:33Linux aliases
- 36:49Scheduling
- 39:10Books
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