Microsoft confirms plans for cloud-oriented 'Nano Server' in Windows Server 2016
Stripped down Windows Server containers to encourage organisations to develop cloud apps on Windows instead of Linux
Microsoft has confirmed plans to include "Nano Server" technology into the forthcoming Windows Server 2016 - although the technology will not make it into the preview coming out in May. Plans for Nano...
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