Microsoft Windows Server 2019 DataCenter

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With the Microsoft Windows Server 2019 DataCenter edition, the software company from Redmond builds on the strengths of Windows Server 2016 and helps large companies and organizations establish a stable and powerful network structure. The new version features numerous improvements and exclusive functions. The server operating system offers advantages especially for companies that want to purchase Windows Server 2019 DataCenter and use it in a "hybrid cloud scenario." Part of the overall package is, among other things, better connectivity to Microsoft Azure through the use of the browser-based tool "Project Honolulu."

More security in Windows Server 2019

Security remains a major topic in the server area. With the Windows Server 2019 DataCenter edition, Microsoft again responds to current threats from the World Wide Web and improves its server operating system in numerous areas. Particularly interesting for users is the collaboration with Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection. This protection mechanism specializes in detecting threats without signature files and effectively protects against rootkits and zero-day attacks that conventional antivirus scanners do not detect, thanks to cloud connectivity. Additionally, there is simpler and better encryption that also includes network traffic and virtual machines (VMs).

Express updates and better integration of Microsoft Azure

Users of the Windows Server 2019 DataCenter edition also benefit from Microsoft's express updates, as already known from the desktop operating system Windows 10. The big advantage is that the new express updates are significantly smaller than the delta updates previously common with Windows Server. The express updates, which function similarly to incremental backups, not only speed up downloading and installation but also reduce the number of necessary reboots of the servers in use. The new version is also characterized by closer integration with Microsoft Azure. This, in turn, opens up new possibilities for users of the Windows Server 2019 DataCenter edition, such as simplified file synchronization, data backup via Azure Backup, or equipping file servers with Azure Files from the cloud. In addition to connecting clusters to Microsoft Azure, there is also the option to back up data to the cloud using the Storage Migration Assistant. Also new is the improved virtualization of Linux servers under Windows Server 2019 and their protection via "shielded VMs," which was previously only possible with Windows servers. With Windows Subsystem for Linux, Linux distributions can now also be integrated within the Windows installation using Windows Server 2019. This has the advantage that Linux servers can now also be conveniently managed from Windows servers using Linux commands.

Flexible licensing concept for large organizations

Companies that purchase Windows Server 2019 DataCenter continue to benefit from a well-thought-out licensing concept that scores with maximum flexibility. Like the standard edition of Windows Server 2019, the DataCenter edition is also licensed hardware-dependent via core licensing, including the accessing devices or users. As with its predecessor, the "8-core minimum" per processor and the "16-core minimum" per server still apply.