Introduction: MSBuild as a Build Server on Windows Server 2022 MSBuild (Microsoft Build Engine) is the core build platform for .NET and Windows applications. It processes XML-based project files (.csproj, .vbproj, .sln) and executes a directed acyclic graph of build tasks: compiling code, resolving NuGet packages, running tests, publishing artifacts, and more. On Windows Server […]
Introduction How to Set Up Oracle Linux 9 with Podman in Rootless Mode on Oracle Linux 9 provides administrators with a robust, enterprise-ready workflow that integrates cleanly with systemd, SELinux, firewalld, and the modern AppStream module system. In this tutorial we will walk through every step required, from package installation to verification, so that the […]
How to Configure GitHub Actions Self-Hosted Runner on Windows Server 2022 GitHub Actions provides hosted runners on Linux, macOS, and Windows, but for workflows that require custom software, Windows-specific build tools, access to private networks, or control over the execution environment, a self-hosted runner on Windows Server 2022 is the right choice. Self-hosted runners connect […]
How to Set Up GitLab Runner on Windows Server 2022 GitLab Runner is the open-source agent that executes CI/CD jobs defined in your .gitlab-ci.yml files. Running a self-hosted GitLab Runner on Windows Server 2022 lets you build, test, and deploy Windows-native applications using PowerShell, batch scripts, MSBuild, and other Windows-specific toolchains that are not available […]
Windows Containers in Kubernetes Kubernetes supports Windows Server container workloads through Windows worker nodes. A production Kubernetes cluster running Windows containers has a mixed-OS architecture: the control plane (API server, etcd, scheduler, controller manager) runs on Linux nodes, while Windows-specific workloads are scheduled onto Windows Server 2022 worker nodes. This article walks through building a […]
Why Run a Private Container Registry? A private container registry gives you full control over where your container images are stored, who can access them, and how they are distributed across your infrastructure. Rather than pushing every image to Docker Hub or a cloud provider’s registry, you can host a registry on your own Windows […]
Introduction to Podman on Windows Server 2022 Podman is an OCI-compatible container engine developed by Red Hat that runs containers without requiring a central daemon process. Unlike Docker, which relies on a long-running dockerd daemon process running as root, Podman uses a fork-exec model where each container runs as a direct child process of the […]
Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows Server 2022 Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2 (WSL2) is available on Windows Server 2022 and provides a genuine Linux kernel running inside a lightweight Hyper-V utility VM, giving you a near-native Linux environment directly on a Windows Server host. Unlike the original WSL1 which translated Linux system calls […]
Understanding Nano Server in Windows Server 2022 Nano Server in Windows Server 2022 is fundamentally different from the standalone deployment model introduced in Windows Server 2016. Microsoft deprecated the standalone Nano Server installation option after Windows Server 1709, and in Windows Server 2022 Nano Server exists exclusively as a container base image. It is no […]
How to Manage Containers with Windows Admin Center on Windows Server 2022 Windows Admin Center (WAC) provides a browser-based management interface for Windows Server 2022 that includes container management capabilities through its Containers extension. While the Docker CLI and PowerShell remain the primary tools for container operations in production, WAC offers a visual interface for […]
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