Manipulate PuTTY session configurations
Using PowerShell to configure session information is particularly handy to automate generation of PuTTY sessions, and initiate connections to one or more of these sessions via the command line.
Eventually an Install-Module MYPuTTY from PSGallery will be supported. Until then, the Output directory, as described below in the development section can be used to install the module.
Development is done using VS Code, and the github repository contains tasks.json generated by the stucco plaster template. The build task will generate an Output directory (ignored by git), containing a MYPuTTY directory tree which can be deployed to a PSModulePath location.
PS> Get-MYPuttySession # get all PuTTY sessions defined for the current user
PS> New-MYPuttySession -Name 'ubuntu-1804' -Template 'BlackOnPink' -HostName '192.168.1.11'