Month: March 2019

First 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 Enterpri… Continue reading Hello World MSMQ! …from Windows Containers→

First published on TECHNET on Jun 27, 2018

Earlier this year at Microsoft Build 2018, we announced a third container base image for applications that have additional API dependencies beyond

nano server

and

Windows Serv… Continue reading Insider preview: Windows container image→

First published on TECHNET on Apr 25, 2018

Having access to debugging symbols can be very handy, for example when you are

A partner building solutions leveraging Hyper-V,

Trying to debug a specific iss… Continue reading Hyper-V symbols for debugging→

First published on TECHNET on Feb 28, 2018

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Whether you’re a developer or an IT admin, virtual machines are… Continue reading Sneak Peek: Taking a Spin with Enhanced Linux VMs→

First 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 like to share with you. &… Continue reading A smaller Windows Server Core Container with better Application Compatibility→

First published on TECHNET on Jan 23, 2018

Hyper-V has changed over the last few years and so has our event log structure. With that in mind, here is an update of

Ben’s original post in 2009

(“Looking at the Hyper-V Event Lo… Continue reading Looking at the Hyper-V Event Log (January 2018 edition)→

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. It’s been a long time coming, I know. We’d like to give credit … Continue reading Tar and Curl Come to Windows!→

First published on TECHNET on Dec 14, 2017

Whenever I want to replace or reinstall a system which is used to run

virtual machines with a virtual trusted platform module

(vTPM), I’ve been facing a challenge: For hosts that ar… Continue reading Migrating local VM owner certificates for VMs with vTPM→