AZ-800 Study Guide: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure
In this exam guide you’ll see which MS Learn modules map against exam functional groups and which docs.microsoft.com articles map against specific exam objective items for the AZ-800 Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure exam. This exam is required for the Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate certification.AZ-801 Study Guide: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services
In this exam guide you’ll see which MS Learn modules map against exam functional groups and which docs.microsoft.com articles map against specific exam objective items for the AZ-801 Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services exam. This exam is required for the Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate certification.Let's try something different - ITOps Talks Hybrid Event
There is so much demand for resources about hybrid capabilities we decided to shine a light on it. We’re focusing our efforts to put on an activity where the discussion is focused on talking about all things hybrid to make your on-prem world better.Oh the depths we will go at the ITOps Talks: All Things Hybrid event
The ITOpsTalk team are declassifying the next round of information about their February 2nd "All Things Hybrid" online event. Read the post to find out more information about the keynote speaker and overall flow for the activities on 2021/02/02.Adding optional font packages to Windows containers
Customer feedback is the main driver for the Windows container team when planning new features and improvements to the platform. Since we launched containers in Windows Server 2016, customers have told us how a slim container image impacts the overall performance. With that in mind, we removed as much of the base container images as we could, including components such as fonts – which in most cases is not relevant. In the past few months, we also heard your feedback about scenarios that do need these fonts back for applications to properly work. Today we’ll cover how you can add fonts back to Windows containers on the Server Core base container image in a way that is supported for both Windows Server 2019 and 2022.
