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What’s Next for Software-defined Storage and Networking for Windows Server

Microsoft Ignite 2019 | What’s Next for Software-defined Storage and Networking for Windows Server | Greg Cusanza, John Marlin, Steven Ekren

Get a sneak peek at the software-defined infrastructure capabilities coming in the next Windows Server LTSC. Come listen to Elden Christensen, John Marlin, and Greg Cusanza talk Azure Stack HCI and Software-Defined Networking (SDN) futures. What is in the latest Windows Insider builds? A must attend session!! Hint: we have listened, and a lot of what's coming is what you've been asking for! Coming soon to an Insider Preview near you.

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Storage Architect
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Cloud Architect
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Cloud Security Architect
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Systems Administrator
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Language
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Read about what's good
what should give you pause
and possible dealbreakers
Covers upcoming Azure Stack HCI and Software-Defined Networking (SDN) futures
Instructors are recognized for their work in the industry
Focuses specifically on latest Windows Server LTSC updates
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