How to Set Up Nano Server on Windows Server 2025 Nano Server has undergone a significant transformation since its debut in Windows Server 2016. In Windows Server 2025, Nano Server is no longer available as a deployable virtual machine operating system or a physical host installation option. Instead, Microsoft has repositioned Nano Server exclusively as […]
How to Manage Containers with Windows Admin Center on Windows Server 2025 Windows Admin Center (WAC) is Microsoft’s browser-based server management platform, and its Container extension brings a visual, point-and-click interface to Docker container management on Windows Server 2025. For administrators who are comfortable managing Windows infrastructure through a GUI but are earlier in their […]
How to Install and Configure Kubernetes (k3s) on Windows Server 2025 Running Kubernetes workloads that include Windows containers requires a hybrid cluster — Linux nodes handle the Kubernetes control plane and Linux workloads, while Windows worker nodes join the cluster to run Windows Server container pods. k3s, a lightweight Kubernetes distribution from Rancher, makes this […]
How to Use Docker Compose on Windows Server 2025 Docker Compose transforms the management of multi-container applications from a series of individual docker run commands into a single declarative YAML file. On Windows Server 2025, Compose supports Windows containers natively, enabling you to describe a full application stack — web frontend, application server, and SQL […]
How to Deploy Windows Containers with Docker on Windows Server 2025 Windows Server 2025 supports two distinct container isolation modes — process isolation and Hyper-V isolation — giving operators fine-grained control over the security boundary between containers and the host. Process-isolated containers share the host kernel directly, offering near-bare-metal density and performance, while Hyper-V isolated […]
How to Configure COM+ Application Server on Windows Server 2025 COM+ (Component Object Model Plus) is the Windows middleware layer that provides enterprise services — object pooling, distributed transactions, role-based security, and loosely coupled events — to COM components running on Windows Server. COM+ sits between IIS/application code and the raw Windows API, offering the […]
How to Install and Configure Apache Tomcat on Windows Server 2025 Apache Tomcat is the most widely deployed open-source Java Servlet container in the world, used to host Java EE web applications packaged as WAR files, Spring Boot embedded applications, and Jakarta EE workloads. On Windows Server 2025, Tomcat can be installed as a native […]
How to Deploy ASP.NET Applications on Windows Server 2025 Deploying ASP.NET applications to Windows Server 2025 requires a solid understanding of two distinct hosting models: the legacy .NET Framework pipeline hosted entirely within IIS, and the modern ASP.NET Core model that can run in-process within IIS or as a standalone Kestrel process behind IIS acting […]
How to Install .NET Framework and .NET on Windows Server 2025 Windows Server 2025 supports both the legacy .NET Framework and the modern cross-platform .NET (formerly .NET Core) runtime side by side. Understanding the difference between these two ecosystems is essential for any server administrator managing Windows-based applications. .NET Framework is a Windows-only runtime that […]
Introduction FreeBSD 13 is a UNIX-derived operating system renowned for its network stack performance, ZFS integration, and Jail isolation primitives. Setting up install nginx ingress controller on freebsd 13 on FreeBSD 13 follows the rc.conf/service(8) paradigm rather than systemd, which means enabling a service and configuring its startup options are done differently from any Linux […]
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