Talarion

[Talarion @talarion83]

@techspence @arpeyton when there is powershell? ;)

[Talarion @talarion83]

@merill @techspence invoke kerberos from azure paas services

[Talarion @talarion83]

@IAMERICAbooted man its basically graph on ad when the adws is exposed for everyone :)

[Talarion @talarion83]

@techspence authentication silos with cba if you want. But then your origin is locked from a dedicated jmp station/paw.

[Talarion @talarion83]

@merill @IAMERICAbooted you could add a security attribute to trackownership. But a sponsor would be good to. But then again let them be assigned to AU/RMAU’s

[Talarion @talarion83]

@merill @PrzemyslawKlys make it a powershellmodule with a tui and search :) So that can be added to the cloud dedicated PAW in that case

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@guyrleech i detest the tabs in new notepad and the horrid copilot button. its notepad ffs not som fancy office application

[Talarion @talarion83]

@techspence you are suffering from the 40cm problem (distance from the screen, ie its you)

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@I_Am_Jakoby Can’t wait to see it! I’ve been following you since you first stepped into @PowerShellpod! It feels great to see the success you are having now!

[Talarion @talarion83]

@PrzemyslawKlys you got codex/claude code

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@I_Am_Jakoby I think the way you set it up is inspiering. I understand that the code is your IP but the how and thought is interesting to follow :)

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@PrzemyslawKlys isnt that mosty hardware dependant, ie running openai oss. Its the context size that consuming all the vram and overflows to ram/cpu if you only have 16gb vram. Lowering the context size works, but then you loosing the context. And ofc depends om the amount of parameters to

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@NathanMcNulty in another perspective, if you create your azure rbac and use accesspackages you could add azure powershell/cli as a resource to add those who always should have it, then as you said request when needed for maybe lesser permissions etc

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@NathanMcNulty I agree

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@NathanMcNulty Nice! :)

[Talarion @talarion83]

@NathanMcNulty And on another side not i know users that is using powershell as data manipulation/processing and using importexcel etc. And of they wasnt allowed with that, is installing python any better to do the same thing ”just cause it isnt powershell”? :)

[Talarion @talarion83]

@NathanMcNulty I agree that constrained language mode, nuking powershell 2.0 etc is a good help on the security posture and signing scripts and so forth. And even JEA is a great thing if you implement that.