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A bit surprised to see a windows-based server stack for web services. The world moved on from that nonsense by the mid-2000s, I thought.
by the_biot 4y ago
A bit surprised to see a windows-based server stack for web services. The world moved on from that nonsense by the mid-2000s, I thought.
- _Wintermute 4y agoFrom my experience at a French company, Microsoft is very popular because they provide documentation and support in French.
- Bayart 4y agoThat might have been the case in the past but nowadays every new server is Linux. MS still has a huge desktop and productivity footprint. Outlook/teams is the default. For my part, I have no choice but to log into my clusters from a Windows VM in some of kind of RDP.
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- adamnemecek 4y agoEurope is different.
- jjgreen 4y agoMe too [OP], as a M$H8r since in short trousers, finding that a platform that I like is implemented on a Windows stack challenges long-held prejudices, so, er, thanks?
- procinct 4y agoMore of a MS stack than a windows stack. If they are microservices and .net core, they are likely running Linux containers for hosting.