Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Announced, Will Roll Out in Second Half of 2022

Microsoft Windows Server 2019 Announced, Will Roll Out in Second Half of 2018

Microsoft has revealed details nearly the upcoming version of Windows Server that will be launched in the second one-half of 2018 and come with back up for hybrid cloud functionality, improve support for containers, and integration of Linux workloads. Unveiled after Microsoft's usual three-year bound mail Server 2016, Windows Server 2019 will be priced higher than the previous version, Microsoft said in the weblog post.

Windows Server 2019 will be based on a new web framework, Project Honolulu, which was announced final year at the Ignite Conference. The spider web-based interface allows server admins to integrate Microsoft's Azure deject services including Azure File Sync, Azure Fill-in, and disaster recovery with the on-premise software equally well as manage Azure and Server 2019 properties from a single window. This is because Microsoft believes that hybrid clouds brand information technology easy for businesses to implement operation-intensive applications like IoT and Artificial Intelligence.

To ensure the prophylactic of virtual machines (VMs) running on the server, Windows Server 2019 will bring "Shielded VMs" back up for Linux VMs. It will also add a layer of encryption over these shielded VMs to preclude data theft during transmission between servers. It too gets support for Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) which tin predict and preclude zero-day vulnerabilities, and fend off cyber attacks.

Windows Server 2019 will bring special advantages for administrators and developers which use containers hosted on Docker Hub. Microsoft now aims to reduce the size of Server Core base container to nearly one.7GB down from 5GB currently, which will make container image downloading 72% faster, thereby improving evolution time and productivity.

The latest version of Windows Server also bring improvements in terms of back up for Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) to improve the scalability and reliability of server applications.

Windows Server 2019 is now available via Windows Insider Program and if you lot're a server application programmer or a server administrator willing to give the new framework a trial, you can head over to this link.