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Introduction to Windows Server 2008
1 day course
Five years of development and more than 50 million lines of code, there must be something new for developers… The Windows Server 2008 operating system provides next-generation features in the areas of reliability, manageability and optimization. Raise your application quality and reliability using the Restart Manager, Application Recovery and Transactional NTFS and Registry mechanisms. See what's new in thread scheduling and find out how to perform better on multi-core machines using the new thread pools and advanced user mode fast synchronization mechanisms. Explore the advantages of new networking features, management tools, IIS 7.0 and task scheduling. See how Windows Server 2008 64-bit still handles 32-bit application for backwards compatibility.
Windows programmers, familiar with Win32 API concepts and the C/C++ programming languages; .NET developers are welcome but a basic level of native programming is required.
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