How to use Postman and PowerShell to Query API data

[@jeffsandy4075]

You covered it all! Thanks. Like you, I'm an infrastructure guy who, from time-to-time, has to do developer things - with PowerShell. This bridged the gap!

[@JonathanSwiftUK]

Travis, you really are an excellent trainer, this is very clear and east to understand. Combining it with Postman is very helpful.

[@DrtriderTV]

Not bad. However, I think it's crucial to mention that building the headers in API calls in Powershell is really tough. There is a feature called "code snippet" in PostMan. It even has a PowerShell rest-method function in there to easily create PowerShell code. Would've been invaluable to have that in this tutorial. I stumbled on it by accident.

[@DannyNilsson]

I tried the snippet but it really over complicates how to create the request instead of how the header is created i just used
$headers = @{
"Content-Type" = "application/json"
}

[@yamahabeat]

This is a brilliant tutorial!

[@mickymcl8359]

Hi Travis, newbie so apologies for this question: do I have subscribe to a plan in Openweather to be allowed to allow me to send an API Key from the Postman application?

[@whoaMI-mi9hb]

Really cool easy to understand tutorial , is it possible and good idea to use REST API to manage / deploy instances in AWS EC2 or AZ COMPUTE

[@Ciraltos]

Thanks. I haven't thought much about doing that. It would depend on the environment and requirements. Security is always important as well.

[@sajjadrahman369]

Excellent explanation

[@Ciraltos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alex09lop]

Useful information, thanks for sharing

[@Ciraltos]

Thanks for visiting

[@thaddeuspearson500]

thank you for this

[@Ciraltos]

You bet!

[@amitmerchant7205]

Very nice

[@gumbypokey7]

I believe your state code should be "US-MN" as referenced in ISO standard here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-2:US

[@Ciraltos]

Thanks!