Creating PSSession-Based PowerShell Tools

Let's continue our exploration of creating and working with PSSession objects built from scratch. While I would normally use New-PSSession, using the .NET Framework shaves a few milliseconds off the process because I don't have the overhead of a cmdlet, and I can control the process more directly.

Today, I want to continue our exploration, including demonstrating how to make an SSH-based PSSession. And I want to give you a sample scripting project.

Opening the Remote Runspace

Before we get to those topics, I want to briefly revisit working with the runspace that is part of the PSSession object. I shared this script sample that will create a PSSession.