SDN: Reduced downtime for tenant connections through gateways.Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) host.Azure enlightened clusters – optimized to run on Azure IaaS.Tenant-Aware VM Start Ordering: App Ready / OS Heartbeat for better load balancing.vPMEM in Guest: Tenants can use and manage PMEM/SCM.TLS info: administrators can make specific recommendations to default to HTTPS.Networking enhancements for on going Kubernetes work.Optimized Server Core base image (over 20% smaller).The PowerShell team is providing a preview image based on PowerShell 6.0.NET team is providing an preview image based on Nano Server with. Optimized Nano Server base image (over 70% smaller).New base container images (available on Windows Insider Docker Hub repo).
General Scenario Highlights Developers and Containers: Updated remote administration information will be provided with future Insider releases. For more information, please refer to Configure a Server Core installation of Windows Server with Sconfig.cmd. Windows Server Datacenter Core and Standard Core editions are headless operating systems and are best managed remotely. Today we are very excited to be releasing the first Windows Server Insider Preview to Windows Insiders: Build 16237. To access to the latest Windows Server preview release, register at the Windows Insiders for Business program or the Windows Insider Program.
On June 15th we announced some very exciting news: Windows Server will now have more frequent releases providing customers who are innovating quickly an opportunity to take advantage of new OS capabilities at a faster pace, both in applications – particularly those built on containers and microservices – as well as in the software-defined datacenter.
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