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I want to start off with an overview of the Windows Server 2022.

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This also acts as a preview of what we're going to cover in this

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course. Let's start off with the capabilities.

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Windows Server 2022 can take 48 TB of RAM and 2,048 logical processors.

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So if you have a lot invested in your data center,

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you're not going to be disappointed that this new operating

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system can't manage what you have there. This operating system

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should take what you have already.

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Windows Server 2022 has a lot of hybrid capabilities.

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The connectivity between your on‑premises and Microsoft Azure

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has gotten a lot better and more secure,

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including something called extended network where you can actually

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extend your private IP addresses up to the cloud.

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We have Automanage, and that is through Microsoft Azure.

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What that does is kind of leaves it to Microsoft Azure to manage and

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take care of the routine upkeep of your on‑premises through the cloud

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and arc‑enabled servers, which allow you to take your on‑premises

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machines and put them side by side with your Azure resources and

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operate them through the portal.

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On the security front,

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we have secure core servers. This is a hardware solution to security,

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meaning that you have your OEM manufacturers, and they can

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certify their chips, their RAM, their motherboards,

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their network cards all to be secure.

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So, a secured core server means that hardware‑wise, it's as

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safe as can be. Virtualization‑based security,

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which takes a part of RAM, virtualizes is it, and hides it from the

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operating system and more secure connections between servers.

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There's a lot of improvements with SMB. On the storage front, there's

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quite a few improvements with the storage service itself, and the storage

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bus cache can now be on standalone servers. With storage spaces, there's

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quite a few improvements as well, including Storage Spaces Direct.

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As far as the platform goes, with the Hyper‑V, there are some

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improvements and changes there. The Windows container features have

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really been emphasized with this new release of the operating system,

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and the speed in which servers can communicate to each other through

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networking has been enhanced as well.

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So there is an overview of Windows Server 2022 that

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we're going to cover in this course. Up next, let's take a look at some of the interface changes with Server 2022.