EdgeShow 30 - Multi-Server Management with Erin Chapple

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Technical Interview: At [08:00] I talk with Erin Chapple from the Channel 9 Live Stage at TechEd North America. She's a Group Program Manager on the Windows Server Team who focuses on the overall Admin experience for Windows Server.

Some of the questions and topics discussed in the interview:

  • Server Manager changes over the years.
  • What's your favorite feature / functionality of the Server Manager Too?
  • What's the upper # of servers you can manage with a single Server Manager instance?
  • Default install experience for Windows Server - why the change from GUI?
  • What install version of Windows Server would you use if you were on a desert island?
  • How's the public response to these new management capabilities o far?
  • What versions of Windows Server can you manage with Server Manager?

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