Windows Server 2016 TP4 and TP5 now support Docker containers. Learn what this means for the future of IT system and application architectures and how to set up and manage a host using Windows ...

Spinning up a new server is always exciting for about ten minutes. After that, reality barges in with logs, uptime checks, service sprawl, and the slow drift into forgetting what you installed three ...

From Docker-driven containers and Nano Server to software-defined storage and networking improvements, the next version of Windows Server is packed with great new features As we’ve come to expect from ...

The way applications are being built and delivered across data centers is changing. The move to a service delivery model is well under way, and it’s closely tied to the shift to a devops culture.

The ability to run proprietary and open source containers in the next version of Windows Server promises to be one of the key breakthroughs that will transform Microsoft's server OS into a ...