Recent Blog ArticlesNewest TopicsMost LikesTagged:TagUpdates to Our Container Tagging FormatFirst published on TECHNET on Jan 26, 2019 We're introducing several minor changes to the tagging format of Windows containers.KubeCon, Windows Containers on Kubernetes, and 101 Materials for Your Holiday Reading...First published on TECHNET on Dec 15, 2018 I attended KubeCon earlier this week in Seattle and had some little fun there.Windows Server 2019 Now AvailableFirst published on TECHNET on Nov 13, 2018 IntroductionWindows Server 2019 is once again generally available.Hyper-V HyperClear Mitigation for L1 Terminal FaultFirst published on TECHNET on Aug 14, 2018 IntroductionA new speculative execution side channel vulnerability was announced recently that affects a range of Intel Core and Intel Xeon processors.Bringing Device Support to Windows ContainersFirst published on TECHNET on Aug 13, 2018 When we introduced containers to Windows with the release of Windows Server 2016, our primary goal was to support traditional server-oriented applications an...Hello World MSMQ! ...from Windows ContainersFirst published on TECHNET on Jul 25, 2018 Hello from Microsoft Hackathon!!! What are we hacking? Containerizing MSMQ! Let me tell you more…MSMQ (Microsoft Message Queuing) is one of the top asks from...Sneak Peek: Taking a Spin with Enhanced Linux VMsFirst published on TECHNET on Feb 28, 2018 **Update: This feature is now generally available.A smaller Windows Server Core Container with better Application CompatibilityFirst published on TECHNET on Jan 22, 2018 In Windows Server Insider Preview Build 17074 released on Tuesday Jan 16, 2018, there are some exciting improvements to Windows Server containers that we’d l...Tar and Curl Come to Windows!First published on TECHNET on Dec 19, 2017 Beginning in Insider Build 17063, we’re introducing two command-line tools to the Windows toolchain: curl and bsdtar.WSL Interoperability with DockerFirst published on TECHNET on Dec 08, 2017 We frequently get asked about running docker from within the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
