Monitor your BizTalk environment using PowerShell – Disk Space Monitoring
One of the principal needs for BizTalk Administrators is the ability to monitor the health of BizTalk environments and react promptly to possible problems,
Summary of my contributions on MSDN Code Gallery and TechNet Gallery in the first half of 2012
In the following of my previous post, this is the list of my contributions in the last six months on MSDN Code Gallery and TechNet Gallery MSDN Code
How to obtain a list of “BizTalk Software Inventory” installed with PowerShell
Just play around with PowerShell and some BizTalk administrative and maintenance tasks… It’s always good to know what software is installed in our
How to determine the process ID of BizTalk Host Instances with PowerShell
In two of my previous posts I introduced and explained how to debug BizTalk components in Visual Studio: BizTalk – How to debug Custom Pipeline Components
Change user credentials of a BizTalk Host Instance with PowerShell
In a first approach you might think that it would be enough to change the credentials associated with the BizTalk Server service using the following
Change the startup type for BizTalk services to Automatic (Delayed Start) with PowerShell
A few months ago I wrote a post where I explained how the services should be configured and why, I also show how you can configure them manually, but… it
BizTalk, Certificates and PowerShell.
About a month ago we had a problem migrating an old BizTalk application from the development environment to the quality environment This application signs the
BizTalk Server: Restarting BizTalk Host Instances with PowerShell
You can also restart all BizTalk host instances (or BTS Services) in a single PowerShell command this way: You can also set all your BTS (BizTalk)