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In September, Microsoft released PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) with twelve built in resources. Three months later (December), we added eight more resources with Wave One of the DSC Resource Kit. Two months after that (February), we totaled fourteen additional resources with Wave Two of the DSC Resource Kit. Can you guess what happens now, the month after the release of Wave Two? We’
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