Chef + Microsoft Nano Server = Building Lightweight Infrastructure [feedly]

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Chef + Microsoft Nano Server = Building Lightweight Infrastructure
// Chef Blog

As many of you know, we've been working extensively with the Microsoft team across Windows Server, Microsoft Azure, Visual Studio, and overall go-to-market efforts. Our collaboration continues this week at Microsoft's BUILD conference in San Francisco, where we're showcasing our work with the Microsoft team on their new Nano Server.

In short, the Nano Server is a purpose-built operating system designed to run born-in-the-cloud applications and containers. Nano Server is a deeply refactored version of Windows Server with a small footprint and remotely managed installation, optimized for the cloud and a DevOps workflow.

We're already working to ensure that Chef works seamlessly with the Nano Server in a continuous deployment and management workflow. In fact, Microsoft just published a video demonstrating our ongoing integration work:

In the coming weeks we'll be working closely with the Nano Server team on integration, so you can use Chef to easily build and configure infrastructure on top of Nano Server. The result will be increased speed and reliability in developing and updating Windows infrastructure.

In the meantime, you can read more about Chef and the Windows ecosystem, and if you're at BUILD, come by booth #301 and say hello!

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