Windows Server 2008

By Michael Schöbel

Some weeks ago, the new Windows Server 2008 was released by Microsoft. The "Enterprise Platforms Support Windows Server Performance team"(!) wrote several posts about changes and improvements in the new server operating system.

From a kernel perspective, especially the following articels are interesting:

• Memory Management, Dynamic Kernel Addressing, Memory Priorities and I/O Handling
• Dynamic Link Library Loader and Address Space Load Randomization

Different aspects of Windows Server 2008 will be presented in April at the Server Computing Summit at the Hasso-Plattner-Institute. For students of the Universities located in Potsdam and Berlin, attendance is free.

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