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SynEdgy

Practical training for automation teams

Practical PowerShell, DSC, PowerShell Universal, Git, and automation engineering training for company teams.

Course catalogue

Choose the right starting point

Six practical courses provide focused entry points for company teams developing automation capability.

Foundations

For practitioners developing core PowerShell and infrastructure automation skills.

5 days

Skills Required

PowerShell Fundamentals

A progressive introduction for IT professionals and system administrators, building a strong scripting foundation through practical exercises and real system interactions.

2 days

Skills Required

Getting Started with DSC

An introduction to Infrastructure as Code and Desired State Configuration, including configurations, configuration data, resources, and adoption practices.

2 days

Skills Required

Getting Started with PowerShell Universal

An introduction to building interactive PowerShell experiences with dashboards, automation, APIs, authentication, reporting, and alerting.

Advanced practice

For practitioners building maintainable automation platforms and delivery systems.

5 days

Skills Required

Mastering Git Collaboration

Develop the Git, review, branching, collaboration, and delivery practices needed for professional PowerShell and automation projects.

5 days

Skills Required

Mastering DSC Pipeline

For teams running DSC in production and improving configuration data, module quality, testing, dependency resolution, and release delivery.

5 days

Skills Required

Mastering PowerShell Universal

Build and operate advanced PowerShell-based portals, APIs, automation services, data stores, and repeatable multi-environment delivery.

Not sure which course fits? Use the PowerShell skills framework to compare your current experience.

Strong automation capability is built through practice.

SynEdgy training helps IT and infrastructure teams develop PowerShell, configuration-as-code, platform, collaboration, and delivery skills they can apply to real operational work.

Courses are delivered privately to companies, in English or French, subject to instructor and scheduling availability.

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Choose a delivery approach

Private company delivery

Courses are currently delivered privately to organisations.

Private delivery makes it possible to:

  • Align exercises with the team’s environment and goals
  • Focus discussion on shared operational challenges
  • Adapt delivery to existing knowledge
  • Connect training with implementation or co-development work
  • Deliver in English or French when the appropriate instructor is available

Training is quoted according to the course, audience, location, language, delivery format, and required customisation. SynEdgy does not publish training day rates.

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Interested in a public course?

There are no scheduled public courses at the moment.

Individuals can register interest in a course. This helps SynEdgy understand demand and consider future dates, but registering interest does not guarantee that a public session will be scheduled.

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Practical learning, not certification

SynEdgy courses focus on hands-on learning, engineering judgement, and skills participants can use in their work.

They are not official certifications, accredited programmes, vendor-authorised training, or professional qualifications.

Training grounded in engineering practice

Built from practical engineering

The courses are informed by the same public engineering and community work that supports SynEdgy’s Services and Expertise.

  • Sampler demonstrates reusable module, build, test, package, documentation, and release practices.
  • DscWorkshop demonstrates DSC, configuration data, testing, dependency resolution, and release pipelines.
  • Sampler.PowerShellUniversalTasks and synedgy.universal.helper demonstrate PowerShell Universal deployment and reusable application patterns.
  • Public talks share practical experience across PowerShell engineering, DSC, Git collaboration, and DevOps for ITOps.

Where Gael Colas is named as a trainer, his Microsoft MVP profile, public speaking, open-source work, and community contribution provide independently verifiable background.

Build capability that remains with the team

Training works best when participants can connect it to their actual environment, delivery practices, and automation challenges.

Tell us which capability the team needs to develop, who the learners are, and what they need to do differently after the course. We can help identify a suitable course and delivery format.

Request team training or discuss your wider automation challenge.