Description: A cmdlet that is part of a PowerShell module is a fundamental tool in the PowerShell ecosystem, designed to facilitate automation and management of administrative tasks. Cmdlets are lightweight commands that run in the PowerShell environment and are structured in a verb-noun format, allowing for easy understanding and use. For example, a cmdlet might have a name like ‘Get-Process’, indicating that its function is to retrieve information about running processes. Cmdlets can be used individually or in combination with other cmdlets to perform more complex tasks. By being organized into modules, cmdlets allow users to group related functionalities, improving code organization and reuse. This modularity also facilitates the extension of PowerShell, as developers can create and share their own modules and cmdlets, thus enriching the set of tools available for system administrators and developers. In summary, cmdlets are essential components that enable users to interact with the operating system and other services efficiently and effectively.
