Exchange: Optimization of PowerShell processing through multi-threading techniques

Exchange Logo[German]How can we optimize bulk operations with PowerShell scripts in Microsoft Exchange? With PowerShell v7, Microsoft has offered the possibility of using multi-threading techniques. The Exchange team has dealt with the options in question in a blog post and describes various possibilities, that are not to complex and suitable for PowerShell operators.


Advertising

I came across the tech community article More Efficient Bulk Operations with PowerShell Parallelism via the following tweet.

Exchange: More Efficient Bulk Operations with PowerShell Parallelism

The team writes that the optimization of PowerShell processing can be achieved through multi-threading techniques such as runspaces and multiple parallel jobs using different approaches. Depending on the approach, the techniques used can be complicated and require considerable effort to implement. This is especially true for people who are new to PowerShell.

In the blog post More Efficient Bulk Operations with PowerShell Parallelism the Exchange team presents an alternative approach for multi-threading using a simple parameter. This avoids the complexity generally associated with creating and managing runspaces and multiple jobs in PowerShell. Details can be found in the relevant article.


Advertising

This entry was posted in Software and tagged , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Note: Please note the rules for commenting on the blog (first comments and linked posts end up in moderation, I release them every few hours, I rigorously delete SEO posts/SPAM).