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stand-alone RDSH servers
In the last Windows Server releases (since 2016) you made it much more difficult to spin-up stand-alone Remote Desktop Session Host nodes by removing Remote Desktop Host Configuration tool. Not everybody needs a whole RDS infrastructure - sometimes one simple workgroup host is enough. When will you make it easy for us to configure stand-alone RDSH servers again?Virtualization improvements for non-HCI installations
Microsoft states that Azure Stack HCI is an ultimate virtualization host. But it comes with its own downsides: first, it is quite costly (for us, for example, it costs 66% more, than Windows Server nodes, because it does not include Windows Server licenses for VMs), second - it has quite restrictive hardware requirements (not everyone needs high-end, for some workloads HDDs and 1Gbit network is enough). What do you have in bag for those organizations which do not need hyper-converged infrastructure (or cannot use it due to hardware constraints) and would like to build their virtualization infra using regular Windows Server as hypervisors?
