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Windows Server vNext (Nano Server) details revealed via leaked presentation slides – onmsft.com

Ron Ron
March 2, 2015
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Windows Server vNext (Nano Server) details revealed via leaked presentation slides

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New information has leaked on Windows Server vNext, or what Microsoft seems to be calling “Nano Server.” According to some leaked slides, Nano Server will be the ‘nucleus’ of next generation cloud infrastructure and applications.

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Microsoft has apparently created Nano Server to address several complaints from customers. “Reboots impact my business — why do I have to reboot because of a patch to a component I never use” and “Large server images take a long time to deploy and consume a lot of network bandwidth” are just two common remarks Microsoft seems to hear about Windows Server. Security is also a big concern, just think back to all the major hacks and security breaches you read about on the internet.

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This is where Nano Server apparently comes in. As Microsoft describes it in the leaked slides, Nano Server is “a new headless deployment option for Windows Server” which eliminates the need to sit in front of a server to manage it, along with the support for cloud applications, and much more.

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You can head over to the VIA link below to check out the slides. Nano Server will be a part of the next release of Windows Server, with a limited Technology Adoption Program (TAP) later this year to gain early feedback. We’ll have more on Nano Server as details become available.

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