A practical guide to lightweight monitoring using logs, alerts, and simple health checks—no full observability stack required.
Practical scripts for sysadmins & homelab builders
Automate the boring IT work with scripts you can run today.
ScriptedOps is a hands-on library of scripts, guides, and ready-to-run toolkits for identity automation, security hygiene, and everyday admin tasks—built for people who prefer scripting over clicking.
Start free. Upgrade when you want the full toolkit + docs + templates.
Coming soon: PEAT (Privilege Expiration Tracker)
Track temporary admin access with expiration dates and reminders—so “temporary” doesn’t turn into permanent.
- Simple access events (who/what/why)
- Expiry reminders (email, Slack/Teams later)
- Exportable CSV/JSON reports for audits
Built for people who actually run the systems.
Short, practical, and copy/paste-friendly. Every script comes with context: what it does, how to run it, what to watch out for, and how to automate it safely.
Free Scripts
Standalone scripts for common jobs: stale account scans, failed logon detection, bulk exports, and quick audits.
Browse the library →Step-by-Step Guides
Clear walkthroughs that show you how to run scripts in the real world: permissions, scheduling, logging, and safe rollouts.
Read the blog →Toolkits
Bundles that save you time: scripts + templates + docs + examples, packaged for repeatable workflows (AD lifecycle, incident response, more).
Explore toolkits →Featured toolkit
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ScriptedOps Toolkit #1 — Active Directory User Lifecycle Automation
A complete automation toolkit for IT teams that want to eliminate repetitive AD user management tasks. Includes provisioning, offboarding, OU moves, password policies, and audit-friendly reporting — all fully scriptable and CSV-driven.
- Level: beginner
- powershell
- windows
- automation
Starting at$29
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Tip: offer a free download (like an identity audit script) to boost signups.