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>MS workloads that should be on Azure. Microsoft is breaking apart what WAS Windows Server, into discrete managed services. Identity Services, File Services,
by basch 7y ago
>MS workloads that should be on Azure.
Microsoft is breaking apart what WAS Windows Server, into discrete managed services. Identity Services, File Services, etc. If you have a need for what was formerly Windows Server provided stuff, and youre rebuilding infrastructure, you would get a lot of compatibility from Azure. Then, as you need other compute and storage resources, youre building on top of a service contract you already have, instead of spreading your data all over the clouds.
- scarface74 7y agoAs is Amazon. They have hosted Active Directory and hosted Windows File Servers. Amazon is not crazy enough not to cater to Windows workloads when that’s what many enterprise companies are using.
- basch 7y agoBut amazon doesnt make Active Directory. Microsoft can continue to create new versions and new features that are released as a service, but not in the on prem component. You already see that in exchange, sharepoint, lync.