Classes & runspaces together - Async logging in PowerShell - Jan-Henrik Damaschke - PSCONFEU 2020

Bringing classes and runspaces together - Async logging in PowerShell
After you watched this session you will have an understanding of multithreading, especially with runspaces in PowerShell. You will also have knowledge about how to abstract complex constructs with classes in PowerShell.
Did you ever had some issues with multithreading in PowerShell? In this session you will see a practical example for when multithreading in PowerShell really makes sense.
We will take a look at how to implement asynchronous logging and how to abstract a reusable class with PowerShell classes.

[@AMalevolentCreation]

This is the best runspace example I’ve found. Awesome video! And thank you!

[@TANVEER991164]

one of the best explanation I have ever seen when it comes to runspaces .

[@jeremyjinglebell2762]

This video was brilliant. Wow. I still have to go over it once again, I found a source code and will play with the code. Thanks a lot for excellent explanation and showing examples. I knew powerhell was powerful but not that it is powerfull so much :-)

[@hVSjRJ53]

Where did you find the source code?

[@000djw000]

For me, wanting to learn runspaces, the video started at 39:50.

[@markhoward7514]

Is there a place to download the PSLogger script you used in this presentation?

[@HeyItsGilbertS]

🤯

[@rijack64]

/ = Divide, not Devide. Just sayin'

[@TheDJRiffin]

And 'subtract', not 'substract' 😅