Latest Windows Server Resources (2021)

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Thank you for being a part of our Windows Server community! If you did not attend our 2021 Windows Server Summit live, check it out on-demand.



This post is your single resource for learning content, events to attend, and communities to join so that you can stay up-to-date on Windows Server.



Here are some of the top things you should consider doing:

  1. Try Windows Server 2022
  2. Learn more about upcoming Windows Server certifications
  3. Achieve a hybrid environment with Azure Arc
  4. Learn more about WS2012/R2 EOS
  5. Complete the Cloud Skills Challenge between Sept 16th – 24th

Want to learn more? We got you. Below is a complete list of resources that you can explore further:



Microsoft Learn

Windows Server Learning Paths

Windows Server Collections

Explore Windows Server in-depth through guided paths or learn how to accomplish a specific task through individual modules.

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Training Videos

Windows Server on the Microsoft Azure YouTube Channel

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Tech Community Video Hub

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Windows Server Tech Community

Share best practices, get the latest news and learn from experts about Windows Server here

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Windows Server Docs

Check out the plethora of official technical documentation, questions, and learning resources on the Windows Server Docs page.

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Events

Track upcoming Microsoft Azure and Windows Server events using the Microsoft Events Catalog

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Windows Server Blogs

Stay up to date on the latest news, product updates and announcements on the Windows Server blog channel.

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Partner Network

Equip yourself with partner resources such as demos, readiness materials, offers, and more to be the best partner you can be for your Windows Server customers.

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With these resources at your fingertips, we can’t wait to see what you continue to do with Windows Server!

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