Developer platforms, PowerShell, Azure, and observable systems
I am a hands-on software architect with more than 20 years of experience building developer platforms, delivery automation, and production infrastructure. I work primarily with PowerShell, C#/.NET, and Azure, turning infrastructure complexity into application-centric self-service workflows using CI/CD, GitOps, Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, and observability.
I build PowerShell tools and write about Azure automation, graph-based infrastructure analysis, messaging, and data visualization. My open-source projects include PSQuickGraph, PSGraphView, ipmgmt, and pubs.
PowerShell normally sends text and objects to a terminal. This experiment sends an image. 1 Out-Sixel -Path ./sixel-demo.svg -Width 480 Instead of opening Preview or a browser, the command decodes the SVG, converts it into a palette, and writes a stream of terminal escape sequences. iTerm2 …
PowerShell is excellent at collecting objects. The harder question often comes one step later: how are those objects related? A table can tell us that an Orders API uses a database, a message broker, and a vault. It is much less useful when we need to answer questions such as: What will be affected …
Verso is an open-source interactive notebook platform and embeddable .NET execution engine. Its language kernels include PowerShell, C#, F#, Python, SQL, JavaScript, TypeScript, and HTTP, and it provides VS Code and browser front ends. That timing is useful for PowerShell users. The .NET Interactive …
PSRule for Azure makes it straightforward to validate the properties of individual resources before deployment. But some architecture requirements describe a relationship, not a property: every Function App must connect to the expected virtual network, or every application must have exactly one …
