In this webinar we will learn what the High Availability & Storage team in Microsoft has cooked up for us in Windows Server 2016, which is being launched at Microsoft Ignite at the end of September.

There’s lots of new stuff in this release, including better high availability for Hyper-V, greater control over resource utilization, improved fault tolerance of transient events, newer design options for stretch or multi-site clusters, a whole new way of doing software defined storage with SATA and NVMe drives, built-in block-level storage replication, and hyper-convergence without having to break the bank.