November 2018
Intermediate to advanced
566 pages
17h 15m
English
An alias, as the meaning goes, is an alternative name for cmdlet. They serve two purposes:
Traditionally, aliases were created in PowerShell so that Windows and Linux administrators did not find the new framework intimidating to work with. Regardless, aliases are best used only on the command line, and not in scripts, because some aliases are not aliases in Linux, and, in general, aliases affect readability. (For instance, it would take conscious effort to realize that gbp stands for Get-PSBreakPoint.)
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