I created a WIP SendGrid module that supports most features you’d need such as attachments, sending with templates, sending a normal email, etc. I’ll need to look into if I can publish it with the DLL file. It does require at least PowerShell 7
Is there a solution for legacy apps that run on Azure IaaS that need to send emails on port 25? I gather Send Grid still wouldnt work as port 25 is blocked on Azure outside of Enterprise Agreements...
great video, thank you Travis! can you just give me an idea on how i can send an output of a powershell query say for example a simple powershell like get the total number of windows devices where os is windows and version is xxxxx. i know how to get the count and all that but how do you pass that to the body of the email ? greatly appreciate it.
Answering my own question--it must have something to do with my permissions in VSCODE. I put the same test code into a runbook in Azure (logged in as the same username I used to sign up) and it worked. Thanks again for the video.
Love this!! Actually a request for the customer I'm currently assigned to. So valuable Travis! Many thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I created a WIP SendGrid module that supports most features you’d need such as attachments, sending with templates, sending a normal email, etc. I’ll need to look into if I can publish it with the DLL file. It does require at least PowerShell 7
Is there a solution for legacy apps that run on Azure IaaS that need to send emails on port 25? I gather Send Grid still wouldnt work as port 25 is blocked on Azure outside of Enterprise Agreements...
great video, thank you Travis! can you just give me an idea on how i can send an output of a powershell query say for example a simple powershell like get the total number of windows devices where os is windows and version is xxxxx. i know how to get the count and all that but how do you pass that to the body of the email ? greatly appreciate it.
thanks for posting this. I tried this example/ but am getting 403 permission denied. Any ideas why?
Answering my own question--it must have something to do with my permissions in VSCODE. I put the same test code into a runbook in Azure (logged in as the same username I used to sign up) and it worked. Thanks again for the video.
Can you send attachments?
Good question, it look like attachments are supported with the API, not sure how to send them with PowerShell.