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Infrastructure and server rolesīut with so much emphasis on hybrid and migration strategies, where does that leave the server OS? (While there is still comprehensive information available for Windows Server on Microsoft Learn, there’s no longer an official Microsoft certification for the server product outside Azure.) There’s also more integration with Azure for both management and security monitoring, including new features in Windows Admin Center for containerising apps to ‘lift and shift’ to the cloud - whether that’s Azure, where Automanage can handle VM lifecycle management and hot patching, or Azure Stack HCI on your own infrastructure. SEE: Windows Server 2022 cheat sheet (TechRepublic) Windows Server 2022, the next Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) release, will be generally available before the end of 2021, combining the Windows Containers improvements that early adopters have been getting in the Semi Annual Channel (SAC) with security improvements like secured-core from Windows client alongside low-level developments in networking. With regular updates to Windows Admin Center and the Semi Annual Channel, plus Azure Stack HCI and Arc positioned as key tools for hybrid infrastructure, where does a new Windows Server release fit in? Windows Server 2022: These are the big changes that Microsoft has planned