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Windows Servers

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What is Windows Servers?

Windows Server is a group of operating systems designed by Microsoft that support enterprise-level management, data storage, applications, and communication. They are commonly used to provide services such as web hosting, database management, file and print services, and application hosting within organizations.

What other technologies are related to Windows Servers?

Windows Servers Competitor Technologies

Linux servers are a direct competitor to Windows Servers, offering alternative operating system solutions for server infrastructure.
mentioned alongside Windows Servers in 30% (886) of relevant job posts
UNIX servers are a competitor to Windows Servers, offering alternative operating system solutions for server infrastructure. While less common than Linux, they still represent a competitive alternative.
mentioned alongside Windows Servers in 56% (257) of relevant job posts

Windows Servers Complementary Technologies

Active Directory is a directory service that is tightly integrated with Windows Servers, providing user and resource management.
mentioned alongside Windows Servers in 2% (8.8k) of relevant job posts
VMware's virtualization products, such as vSphere, are often used in conjunction with Windows Servers to provide a virtualized environment.
mentioned alongside Windows Servers in 2% (5.9k) of relevant job posts
DNS (Domain Name System) is a networking protocol that is essential for name resolution on Windows Server networks.
mentioned alongside Windows Servers in 2% (4.2k) of relevant job posts

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