#Microsoft Unveils New #HyperV #Containers Technology and Nano Server For The Next #WindowsServer #CloudOS

Apr 8, 2015 | Updated on Apr 9, 2015 Charbel Nemnom Containers, Hyper-V 0
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Hello folks,

Hyper-V unplugged at number one is yet another amazing milestone achievement for Microsoft.

Microsoft just announced a new Hyper-V Containerization technology as well as new Windows Server deployment called Nano Server, a purpose-built Operating System designed to run born-in-the-cloud applications and containers.

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Hyper-V Containers and Windows Server Containers [Image Credit: Microsoft]

1- Nano Server is a minimal footprint installation of Windows Server that is highly optimized for the cloud, and ideal for containers.

2- Hyper-V containers offer an additional deployment option with enhanced isolation powered by Hyper-V between Windows Server containers and the Hyper-V virtual machine.

More details about these technologies can be found here and here.

Stay tuned for more details on these new innovations.

Enjoy!

Cheers,
/Charbel

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Charbel Nemnom is a Cloud Architect, Swiss Certified ICT Security Expert, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP), and Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT), totally fan of the latest's IT platform solutions, accomplished hands-on technical professional with over 17 years of broad IT Infrastructure experience serving on and guiding technical teams to optimize the performance of mission-critical enterprise systems. Excellent communicator is adept at identifying business needs and bridging the gap between functional groups and technology to foster targeted and innovative IT project development. Well respected by peers through demonstrating passion for technology and performance improvement. Extensive practical knowledge of complex systems builds, network design, business continuity, and cloud security.
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