Portability with Windows Server Annual Channel for Containers
Earlier this month we the Windows Server Annual Channel for Containers and emphasized a new feature that will be available in the 23H2 release that enables container image portability between Windows Servers 2022 LTSC images and annual channel 23H2 host OS coming this fall.Securing Windows workloads on Azure Kubernetes Service with Calico
Container orchestration pushes the boundaries of containerized applications by preparing the necessary foundation to run containers at scale. Today, customers can run Linux and Windows containerized applications in a container orchestration solution, such as Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). This blog post will examine how to set up a Windows-based Kubernetes environment to run Windows containers and secure them using Calico Open Source. By the end of this post, you will see how simple it is to apply your current Kubernetes skills and knowledge to rule a hybrid environment.Updates to the Windows Container Runtime support
Over the next year, Microsoft will transition support for the Mirantis Container Runtime (previously known as Docker Engine – Enterprise) to Mirantis support services. Windows Server containers will continue to function regardless of the runtime. The difference will be the coordination of associated technical support previously provided by Microsoft and Mirantis. The Mirantis Container Runtime will continue to be available from and supported by Mirantis. For more information, see Mirantis’s blog here.Busting the Myths around Kubernetes Deprecation of Dockershim – Windows Edition
The Kubernetes container orchestration project has deprecated dockershim. This isn't a big deal for running your containers. Read on to learn about the myths and the reality of what the dockershim deprecation means for Windows Server containers.
