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Some product editions or edition/processor configurations listed below may have no or limited support. Information on support is available at Microsoft Support Policy and Microsoft Lifecycle FAQ. Customers who have specific hardware support questions should contact the OEM of their PC.

NOTE: The list of supported processors above does not in itself determine Microsoft support for Windows Server. The listing is a prerequisite for system certification. Only systems based on the above approved processors can be certified for Windows Server. Unless otherwise noted, Microsoft will continue to evaluate the processor list for a given OS release and update the list as new appropriate processors are available in market.

Windows nodes support one elastic network interface per node. By default, the number of Pods that you can run per Windows node is equal to the number of IP addresses available per elastic network interface for the node's instance type, minus one. For more information, see IP addresses per network interface per instance type in the Amazon EC2 User Guide for Windows Instances.

In an Amazon EKS cluster, a single service with a load balancer can support up to 1024 back-end Pods. Each Pod has its own unique IP address. The previous limit of 64 Pods is no longer the case, after a Windows Server update starting with OS Build 17763.2746.

When specifying a custom AMI ID for Windows managed node groups, add eks:kube-proxy-windows to your AWS IAM Authenticator configuration map. For more information, see Limits and conditions when specifying an AMI ID.

An existing cluster. The cluster must be running one of the Kubernetes versions and platform versions listed in the following table. Any Kubernetes and platform versions later than those listed are also supported. If your cluster or platform version is earlier than one of the following versions, you need to enable legacy Windows support on your cluster's data plane. Once your cluster is at one of the following Kubernetes and platform versions, or later, you can remove legacy Windows support and enable Windows support on your control plane.

Your cluster must have at least one (we recommend at least two) Linux node or Fargate Pod to run CoreDNS. If you enable legacy Windows support, you must use a Linux node (you can't use a Fargate Pod) to run CoreDNS.

If your cluster isn't at, or later, than one of the Kubernetes and platform versions listed in the Prerequisites, you must enable legacy Windows support instead. For more information, see Enabling legacy Windows support.

If you enabled Windows support on a cluster that is earlier than a Kubernetes or platform version listed in the Prerequisites, then you must first remove the vpc-resource-controller and vpc-admission-webhook from your data plane. They're deprecated and no longer needed.

Verify that your aws-auth ConfigMap contains a mapping for the instance role of the Windows node to include the eks:kube-proxy-windows RBAC permission group. You can verify by running the following command.

You should see eks:kube-proxy-windows listed under groups. If the group isn't specified, you need to update your ConfigMap or create it to include the required group. For more information about the aws-auth ConfigMap, see Apply the aws-auth ConfigMap to your cluster.

If your cluster is at, or later, than one of the Kubernetes and platform versions listed in the Prerequisites, then we recommend that you enable Windows support on your control plane instead. For more information, see Enabling Windows support.

The following steps help you to enable legacy Windows support for your Amazon EKS cluster's data plane if your cluster or platform version are earlier than the versions listed in the Prerequisites. Once your cluster and platform version are at, or later than a version listed in the Prerequisites, we recommend that you remove legacy Windows support and enable it for your control plane.

Enable Windows support for your Amazon EKS cluster with the following eksctl command. Replace my-cluster with the name of your cluster. This command deploys the VPC resource controller and VPC admission controller webhook that are required on Amazon EKS clusters to run Windows workloads.

If the output includes Error from server (NotFound), then the cluster does not have the necessary cluster role binding. Add the binding by creating a file named eks-kube-proxy-windows-crb.yaml with the following content.

In Amazon EKS, each Pod is allocated an IPv4 address from your VPC. Due to this, the number of Pods that you can deploy to a node is constrained by the available IP addresses, even if there are sufficient resources to run more Pods on the node. Since only one elastic network interface is supported by a Windows node, by default, the maximum number of available IP addresses on a Windows node is equal to:

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Note that Windows supports either the forward slash (which is returned by the AltDirectorySeparatorChar field) or the backslash (which is returned by the DirectorySeparatorChar field) as path separator characters, while Unix-based systems support only the forward slash.

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Theoretically, Jenkins can run everywhere where you can run a supported Java version,but there are some limitations in practice.Jenkins core and some plugins include native code or depend on Windows API and subsystems,and hence they rely on specific Windows platforms and versions.In Windows services, we also use Windows Service Wrapper (WinSW), which requires .NET Framework.

If you would like to add support for more Windows platforms or to share feedback,we honestly appreciate your contributions!Windows support in Jenkins is Platform Special Interest Groupwhich has a chat, a mailing list, and regular meetings.You are welcome to join these channels.

Every Microsoft product has a lifecycle. The lifecycle begins when a product is released and ends when it's no longer supported. Knowing key dates in this lifecycle helps you make informed decisions about when to upgrade or make other changes to your software. This product is governed by Microsoft's Modern Lifecycle Policy.

Customers can choose Long Term Support (LTS) releases or Standard Term Support (STS) releases. The quality of all releases is the same. The only difference is the length of support. LTS releases get free support and patches for 3 years. STS releases get free support and patches for 18 months.

A new major release of .NET is published every year in November, enabling developers, the community, and businesses to plan their roadmaps. Even numbered releases are LTS releases that get free support and patches for three years.

Customers choosing LTS need the latest patch update installed to qualify for support. If a system is running 6.0 and 6.0.x has been released, 6.0.x needs to be installed as a first step. Once a patch update has been installed, applications begin using the update by default. LTS releases are supported for three years after general availability.

Customers choosing STS need the latest patch update installed to qualify for support. If a system is running 7.0 and 7.0.x has been released, 7.0.x needs to be installed as a first step. Once a patch update has been installed, applications begin using the update by default. STS releases are supported for 18 months after general availability.

Updates are cumulative and released as patches, with each update built upon all of the updates that preceded it. A device needs to install the latest update to remain supported. Updates may include new features, fixes (security and/or non-security), or a combination of both.

Updates are released on the Microsoft "Patch Tuesday" (second Tuesday of each month), however there is no guarantee that there will be a .NET release on any given Patch Tuesday. Patches are announced on the .NET blog. A digest of monthly releases is published to dotnet/announcements. For more details about .NET servicing and patching, see the .NET releases, patches, and support article. 0852c4b9a8

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