Episode
Ten reasons you’ll love Windows Server 2016: Nano Server
This is the tenth and final video in the "Ten Reasons you'll love Windows Server 2016" series exploring Nano Server and recapping the series.
Today, Matt talks to Technical Fellow Jeffrey Snover. Windows Server 2016 brings about the newest and fourth era of Windows Server - the Cloud Era. The future is in the Cloud and in order to support this we smallest possible operating system where you can selectively bring on additional components as needed. Nano Servers, at approximately 440 MB, provide customers a faster and more secure infrastructure, application and easier remote management experience.
Find a topic:
- [00:50] What's most exciting about Windows Server 2016?
- [03:40] What does Widows Server for the Cloud mean?
- [04:35] How to resolve the interface between Developers and Operators?
- [10:19] What's Nano Server and what's it solving for?
- [16:16] How to get started?
Additional resources:
- Get started: Getting Started with Nano Server
- Get in-depth training:
--- Tell me about IT | Jeffrey on Nano, Containers and the Modern App Platform
--- Exploring Nano Server for Windows Server 2016 with Jeffrey Snover
--- Nano Server with Q&A
--- Server Management Tools (Preview) - Azure management of Windows Server 2016 TP4 nano server
--- Nano Server Series
--- What's new in Windows Server 2016 Preview (Introducing Nano Server Module)
--- Nano Server with Q&A
--- A Deep Dive into Nano Server - Get hands-on:
--- Windows Server 2016
--- Installing and Managing Nano Server
Need another reason to love Windows Server 2016?
Read more about Server Management in the corresponding Windows Server blog post or find other videos and topics from this series:
- PowerShell and DSC (blog)
- Active Directory and Identity (blog)
- Server Management (blog)
- Remote Desktop Services (blog)
- Software-Defined Storage (blog)
- Software-Defined Compute (blog)
- Software-Defined Networking (blog)
- Security (blog)
- Containers (blog)
- Nano Server and Recap (blog)
What are some of the most important server management features for you? Anything you're excited to try in Windows Server 2016? Let us know in the comments below or find us on Twitter:
This is the tenth and final video in the "Ten Reasons you'll love Windows Server 2016" series exploring Nano Server and recapping the series.
Today, Matt talks to Technical Fellow Jeffrey Snover. Windows Server 2016 brings about the newest and fourth era of Windows Server - the Cloud Era. The future is in the Cloud and in order to support this we smallest possible operating system where you can selectively bring on additional components as needed. Nano Servers, at approximately 440 MB, provide customers a faster and more secure infrastructure, application and easier remote management experience.
Find a topic:
- [00:50] What's most exciting about Windows Server 2016?
- [03:40] What does Widows Server for the Cloud mean?
- [04:35] How to resolve the interface between Developers and Operators?
- [10:19] What's Nano Server and what's it solving for?
- [16:16] How to get started?
Additional resources:
- Get started: Getting Started with Nano Server
- Get in-depth training:
--- Tell me about IT | Jeffrey on Nano, Containers and the Modern App Platform
--- Exploring Nano Server for Windows Server 2016 with Jeffrey Snover
--- Nano Server with Q&A
--- Server Management Tools (Preview) - Azure management of Windows Server 2016 TP4 nano server
--- Nano Server Series
--- What's new in Windows Server 2016 Preview (Introducing Nano Server Module)
--- Nano Server with Q&A
--- A Deep Dive into Nano Server - Get hands-on:
--- Windows Server 2016
--- Installing and Managing Nano Server
Need another reason to love Windows Server 2016?
Read more about Server Management in the corresponding Windows Server blog post or find other videos and topics from this series:
- PowerShell and DSC (blog)
- Active Directory and Identity (blog)
- Server Management (blog)
- Remote Desktop Services (blog)
- Software-Defined Storage (blog)
- Software-Defined Compute (blog)
- Software-Defined Networking (blog)
- Security (blog)
- Containers (blog)
- Nano Server and Recap (blog)
What are some of the most important server management features for you? Anything you're excited to try in Windows Server 2016? Let us know in the comments below or find us on Twitter:
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