How to Use winget Package Manager on Windows Server 2025 winget — the Windows Package Manager — is Microsoft’s officially supported command-line tool for discovering, installing, upgrading, and removing software on Windows. Introduced in Windows 10 and expanded significantly in Windows 11 and Server 2025, winget leverages a curated community manifest repository on GitHub and […]
How to Install and Use Chocolatey Package Manager on Windows Server 2025 Chocolatey is the most widely-used open-source package manager for Windows, bringing the Linux apt / yum experience to the Windows ecosystem. It allows system administrators to install, upgrade, and remove software from the command line, script entire server configurations with a single PowerShell […]
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 Set Up Message Queuing (MSMQ) on Windows Server 2025 Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ) is a built-in Windows messaging infrastructure that allows applications to communicate asynchronously by sending and receiving messages through queues stored on disk. Unlike synchronous HTTP calls, MSMQ decouples producers and consumers — if the receiving application is offline, messages wait […]
How to Install Node.js and npm on Windows Server 2025 Node.js is a cross-platform JavaScript runtime built on Chrome’s V8 engine, widely used for building server-side web applications, REST APIs, command-line tools, and automation scripts. Installing Node.js on Windows Server 2025 is straightforward, but production deployments benefit from additional configuration — including version management with […]
How to Install Python on Windows Server 2025 Python is one of the most versatile programming languages in modern IT, widely used for automation scripts, data processing pipelines, REST APIs built with Flask or FastAPI, machine learning workloads, and infrastructure tooling. Windows Server 2025 does not include Python by default, so administrators need to install […]
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 Install Java (OpenJDK) on Windows Server 2025 Java remains one of the most widely deployed programming runtimes in enterprise environments, powering everything from web applications and microservices to big data platforms and enterprise middleware. Windows Server 2025 has no built-in Java runtime, so administrators must choose an OpenJDK distribution and install it manually. […]
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 […]
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