dbatools 🚀

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Community driven SQL Server PowerShell module. Works on Windows, Linux and macOS.

The screenshot shows the "dbatools Commands" page from the dbatools website, listing PowerShell commands for SQL Server. The interface includes a search bar, filterable categories on the left, and a grid of command cards in the center. Visible commands include “Copy-DbaLogin,” “Invoke-DbaQuery,” and “Restore-DbaDatabase,” each with a short description, a yellow star icon indicating popularity, and category tags like “Migration” or “Backup & Restore.” The site header includes links for Getting Started, Commands, Blog, Book, Team, GitHub, and Builds, with an “Install” button and dark mode toggle.
SQL Server Build Reference page from dbatools.io showing a dark-themed interface with filter buttons by version (e.g. SQL Server 2022, 2019, 2017) and by attributes (e.g. Service Packs Only, Cumulative Updates Only). Below is a searchable, exportable table listing SQL Server build data including version numbers, names, service pack (SP) and cumulative update (CU) info, end-of-support dates, and KB article links; top entries include version 16.0.4222, 16.0.4215, and 16.0.4212 with support ending 2033-01-11.
Screenshot of the PowerShell Gallery page for the dbatools module version 2.5.5, showing a large red arrow pointing to the total download count of 7,001,571, highlighting a milestone achievement; the page also displays 15,846 downloads for this version, the last published date of August 5, 2025, and an example PowerShell command to install the module.
A PowerShell Core terminal displays detailed information about an X.509 certificate, showing fields like NotAfter (8/8/2025), NotBefore (8/5/2025), SerialNumber, Thumbprint, and Issuer. Two red arrows highlight the Issuer as "CN=Microsoft ID Verified CS AOC CA 02" and the Subject as "CN=dbatools, O=dbatools, L=Vienna, S=Virginia, C=US." The background includes a stylized purple-and-cyan avatar graphic in the lower-right corner, suggesting a personalized or themed terminal setup.
A Windows Certificate Manager window shows the "Trusted Publishers" certificate store under "Certificates - Current User." The selected certificate is issued to "dbatools" and issued by "Microsoft ID Verified CS AOC CA 02," with an expiration date of August 8, 2025. Other listed certificates include several issued to "Microsoft Corporation" by "Microsoft Code Signing PCA 2011," mostly for Microsoft Publisher and code signing purposes, with varied expiration dates. The view indicates 10 total certificates in this store.
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