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	Server As-it-happens update ⋅ March 23, 2018
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	Microsoft previews Windows Server 2019 with Linux, Kubernetes support RCR Wireless News Microsoft recently previewed Windows Server 2019 with general availability slated for the second half of this year. Based on feedback from its customers, Microsoft is focused on four themes with Windows Server 2019, including hybrid, security, application platform and hyper-converged infrastructure ... Flag as irrelevant
	Windows Server 2019 is here – Features and new advancements TWCN Tech News (blog) The wait is over! Windows Server 2019 is here and is available in preview. The Microsoft Windows Server Team recently mentioned the launch of Windows Server 2019 in a blog. According to this blog, the new Windows Server will be generally available in the second half of the calendar year 2018. Flag as irrelevant
	ReFlex: remote storage with local performance in a flash ZDNet Furthermore the SSDs would not require a storage area network (SAN), as each server could have its own internal PCIe SSD with latency that no SAN array could match. In those early days, enterprises were thrilled to get SSD performance, even though a 400GB SSD cost several thousand dollars. Flag as irrelevant
	The FBI is investigating a ransomware attack on the city of Atlanta CNN (CNN) The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Homeland Security are investigating a ransomware attack on the city of Atlanta, city officials said Thursday. The cyberattack affected external and customer-facing applications, including those used to pay bills and access court-related ... Flag as irrelevant
	More Windows patches — and warnings about the Win10 1709 update KB 4089848 Computerworld In this case, some Win10 users (not sure which ones) are getting a patch that (apparently?) breaks their wuauserv Windows Update server settings. I assume that its entire reason for existence is to push more people onto the next version of Win10. When did Microsoft become the enemy? Keep us posted ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to cache static content on NGINX TechRepublic As an NGINX administrator, you are constantly in search of ways to make your web servers run as efficiently as possible. This journey will take you down various paths, and in the end you'll find a seemingly never-ending amount of solutions. One possible solution for the optimizing of NGINX is to enable ... Flag as irrelevant
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