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Introduction to Modules ​

PowerShell module is a package that contains various commands such as functions, cmdlets, aliases, parameters, workflow, and providers. And PowerShell comes with numerous modules installed by default.

PowerShell
# Get all modules in the current session
Get-Module

# Get all installed modules in the system
Get-Module -ListAvailable

# Get all members of the Microsoft.PowerShell.Management module
Get-Command -Module Microsoft.PowerShell.Management

Some modules might also have private functions or helper functions that operate within the scope of the module alone, and they cannot be accessed by the user. Power


The Components of a PowerShell Module ​


Working with Custom Modules ​


Creating own Modules ​


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