Sneak peek #4: Introducing Project “Honolulu”, our new Windows Server management experience
This blog post was authored by Samuel Li, Principal Program Manager Lead, Windows Server.
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Ask Microsoft Anything about Project “Honolulu”
At Microsoft Ignite, we unveiled the next step in our journey for Windows Server graphical management experiences — the technical preview release of Project “Honolulu,” a flexible, locally-deployed, browser-based management platform and tools. -
Recent updates to Project “Honolulu” and PowerShell Core 6.0
Server management tools have evolved rapidly in the past few months making it easier to remotely monitor and configure your servers – both for Windows and Linux-based systems. -
Announcing Windows Admin Center: Our reimagined management experience
At Ignite 2017, we unveiled and showcased the technical preview of Project “Honolulu” to the world for the first time. -
Building the Windows Admin Center ecosystem with partners – SDK preview release
It’s been an amazing three weeks since the announcement of Windows Admin Center, the future of Windows Server and Windows management for IT admins. -
Use Azure Site Recovery to migrate Windows Server 2008 before End of Support
Don’t let the name fool you. Azure Site Recovery (ASR) can be used as an Azure migration tool for 30 days at no charge. -
It’s time to update your Windows Server management strategy!
You’ve been hearing about all the great innovations in Windows Server 2019. -
It’s all the buzz! HCI in your Windows Server environment
HCI is all the buzz nowadays! What exactly is HCI? Spelled out it’s hyperconverged infrastructure, also referred to as the software defined data center (SDDC). -
25 reasons to choose Azure Stack HCI
On May 22, 2019 we had an incredible session on hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) with Windows Server 2019 at the Windows Server Summit. -
Windows Admin Center unleashes Server Core adoption
Since the general availability of Windows Server 2019, we have seen the fastest adoption rate of Windows Server Core in history. -
Announcing the general availability of Windows Admin Center, version 1910
This post is authored by Bernardo Caldas, Partner Director of Program Management, Windows Server. -
Protect workloads still running on Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2
Over the last couple of years, we have shared why it is business critical to migrate and upgrade apps and services running on Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2.
