Udemy - AI-Powered Scripting and Automation for Sysadmins

AI-Powered Scripting and Automation for Sysadmins

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Published 6/2026
Created by Dan Mill
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 20 Lectures ( 1h 51m ) | Size: 759.8 MB

Use ChatGPT, Copilot & Claude to write, verify and run PowerShell & Bash scripts — no coding experience needed.

What you'll learn
⚡ How to prompt AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot and Claude to generate PowerShell and Bash scripts that actually work first time
⚡ How to read and understand AI-generated code so you always know what a script does before you run it
⚡ How to identify and fix the most common mistakes AI makes in scripts including hallucinated commands, logic errors and missing error handling
⚡ The golden rule of verifying before you run — including a 5-step checklist and dry run techniques that prevent disasters in production
⚡ How to write real PowerShell scripts with AI to automate Windows Server tasks including Active Directory, disk monitoring and service health checks
⚡ How to write real Bash scripts with AI to automate Linux administration including user management, service checking and cron job scheduling
⚡ How to identify which tasks in your day-to-day IT work are worth automating and build a personal automation backlog to work through
⚡ How to troubleshoot AI-generated scripts that fail — with a step-by-step debugging process that works for PowerShell, Bash and Python
⚡ The advanced tools and techniques that take AI scripting to the next level including VS Code, GitHub Copilot and version control with Git
⚡ How to build your first fully automated scheduled script that runs in the background without you doing anything

Requirements
❗ No prior scripting or programming experience is required — AI does the heavy lifting and this course teaches you to work with what it produces
❗ (Optional) A Lab virtual machine to practice on
❗ Basic familiarity with IT concepts such as what a server is, what a file system looks like, and what services and user accounts are