Windows Server 2022

Microsoft's previous-generation server OS, still widely deployed, with secured-core server hardware support and Azure Arc hybrid-cloud integration as its headline additions over Server 2019.

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Plateforme

Windows

Sortie

August 2021

Fin du support

October 2026 (mainstream); extended support through October 2031

Configuration requise

1.4 GHz 64-bit CPU, 512MB RAM (2GB for Server with Desktop Experience), 32GB storage minimum.

Windows Server 2022 introduced secured-core server support (hardware-backed protection against firmware-level attacks, extending the secured-core concept from Windows 11 client PCs to servers), TLS 1.3 by default, and deeper Azure Arc integration for managing on-premises servers alongside Azure resources from one control plane. It remains extremely widely deployed in production data centers, with mainstream support running to October 2026 and extended (security-only) support out to October 2031, giving organizations still on it a long runway before Server 2025 migration becomes urgent.

Les dates de sortie, les périodes de support et la configuration requise proviennent des pages officielles de cycle de vie de Microsoft et d'Apple (liées ci-dessus) — vérifiez-y toujours avant de vous en servir pour une décision de déploiement en production ou en entreprise, les politiques de support pouvant changer occasionnellement.