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This demo shows use of a PowerShell script module to wrap a native
tool (journalctl) so that the output is structured for filtering and
presentation control. journalctl
is expressed as a cmdlet:
Get-SystemDJournal, and the JSON output of journalctl is converted to a
PowerShell object.
Note: Accessing the SystemD journal requires privileges. The user must have authorization to elevate with sudo. You will be prompted for a sudo password when running the demo.