There are a lot of new PowerShell cmdlets for VBR alone - without agents and explorers. in v11 we have 1178, in v12 1334 cmdlets. So the list is too long to show here. Categories I could see:
Another nice feature is that we now can see PowerShell commands at the end of wizards.
In older versions we saw parameters for Veeam.Backup.Manager.exe.
I love this! It allows you to see how they structure the PS commands and also to copy them for use as well as learning. 
I love this! It allows you to see how they structure the PS commands and also to copy them for use as well as learning.
Same here, and will make things easier to automate.
I love this! It allows you to see how they structure the PS commands and also to copy them for use as well as learning.
Same here, and will make things easier to automate.
Absolutely. We get bonuses if we help automate things so I will be going nuts. 
Structuring is great and the example commands are very good, too. The standalone Linux agent has this, too.
I am waiting for better cmdlet supprt for the application plugins. As far a I have seen there are some included with V12. 
Structuring is great and the example commands are very good, too. The standalone Linux agent has this, too.
I am waiting for better cmdlet supprt for the application plugins. As far a I have seen there are some included with V12.
Yes, they are!
I love this! It allows you to see how they structure the PS commands and also to copy them for use as well as learning.
Same here, and will make things easier to automate.
Absolutely. We get bonuses if we help automate things so I will be going nuts.
Great idea to get admins to script 
Great to see Powershell improvents 
Regarding the summary, I've always used it to get the job GUID in case a job got stuck; then you can kill the corresponding process. While it's much more useful to show a powershell command, where will I now find the GUID? I know the answer, via Powershell
I love this! It allows you to see how they structure the PS commands and also to copy them for use as well as learning.
like MS when install roles\feature DCpromo etc. nice!
I love this! It allows you to see how they structure the PS commands and also to copy them for use as well as learning.
like MS when install roles\feature DCpromo etc. nice!
Yes exactly like that as it brought back those installs.
Great to see Powershell improvents
Regarding the summary, I've always used it to get the job GUID in case a job got stuck; then you can kill the corresponding process. While it's much more useful to show a powershell command, where will I now find the GUID? I know the answer, via Powershell
Good point! For sure this was the fastest way to get GUID 
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