How to run PowerShell in Docker with custom modules
Running PowerShell in a Docker container has many benefits, such as being able to run isolated environments, access to a large number of pre-built images, and more. However, one of the challenges of using PowerShell in Docker is being able to use custom modules. This can be especially important if you're relying on specific scripts or functions that are not included in the default set of PowerShell modules. In this article, we'll cover the steps for running PowerShell in Docker with custom modules, so you can take full advantage of the benefits that containers offer for your PowerShell scripts.