Windows Server 2019 Datacenter

Windows Server 2019 is a server operating system from Microsoft that provides a new level of security and innovation for your applications and your company's infrastructure. The features of Windows Server 2019 based on cloud technologies allow you to increase the competitiveness of the data center. Improvements in computing, network infrastructure, storage, and security provide additional flexibility to meet changing business requirements. Higher connection speed and adaptability are achieved thanks to such features of modern application platforms as Windows Server Containers.

Advantages of Windows Server 2019:

Built-in security features. Enhanced security and reduced risk thanks to multiple layers of protection built into the operating system.
Data center transformation. Cost savings and increased flexibility thanks to software-defined computing, storage and networking technologies of Microsoft Azure.
Accelerated implementation of innovations. New technologies, such as Windows containers and Nano Server, for new ways to deploy and run applications locally and in the cloud.
10 reasons why you will love Windows Server 2019:

DevOps-style server management using PowerShell and State configuration
New controls and access via Active Directory and identity
Easy server management from anywhere with Server Management
Remote desktop services for improved graphics, scaling and cloud integration
Changing the approach to storage: software-defined storage
Improved clustering and embedded virtualization thanks to software-defined computing
Dynamic security and flexibility of hybrid cloud thanks to software-defined networks
New levels of protection against changing threats
Container density in the Windows ecosystem
Reducing the space occupied by the data center and the attack area thanks to Nano Server
Windows Server 2019

Windows Server 2019 will simplify the interaction of local software with Microsoft cloud services, such as Azure Backup, Azure File Sync, and Disaster Recovery service. This approach is part of Microsoft's broader view of on-premises hardware playing the role of edge nodes for companies' cloud systems, allowing administrators to transfer loads between private and public environments.

Microsoft plans to reduce the size of the Server Core container image to about 1.7 GB, which is significantly smaller compared to the current size of this image, equal to 5 GB. Reducing the image size will make it easier to optimize the efficiency of workloads and will be a step towards those users who complained about the lack of more flexible images.

The release has improved the capabilities related to working with Kubernetes, a popular open source container orchestration software, in a Windows Server environment.

The update brought several improvements to the execution of tasks solved by Linux tools, including support for shielded virtual machines. These virtual machines offer clients an environment that is designed to protect them from malicious administrators or from administrators whose accounts have been hacked. In addition, Microsoft is making efforts to help users migrate their Linux scripts to Windows Server 2019, which is reflected in improved support for OpenSSH, Curl, and Tar.

In addition to updates related to Linux security, Microsoft is also embedding Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection technology in Windows Server 2019. It is expected that this will help users in detecting and fixing security holes before they turn into large-scale problems.

Recommended system requirements:

CPU: 3.1 Ghz (64-bit) or higher-performance multi-core
RAM: 16 GB
Hard drive and available free space: 160 GB and 60 GB of the system partition
Windows Server 2019 Datacenter
Delivery: delivery of an electronic activation key in the format of 25 characters
Number of pcs: 1
Interface language: Russian, English
System Bit Depth: x64
Download distributions: After purchase, the download link is sent with the activation key to the email
Regional binding: The key can be used from anywhere in the world.