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x/build: Windows Nano Server builders? #15287
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I've sent out some requests internally. |
Thanks. |
Still working on this... |
Any update, @jstarks? |
Ping, @jstarks. Is this available for purchase yet? Or can we run it on Azure? |
Just found this https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/nanoserver/2016/05/27/nano-server-tp5-iaas-image-in-azure-updated/ in my inbox. Alex |
Supposedly GCE is working on Nano Server support as well: https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2015/07/Bringing-Windows-to-Google-Cloud-Platform.html |
/cc @johnsonj @adjackura |
I have a contact at Google who can help me with Windows VM things on GCE now. |
We can run Server 2016 VMs on GCE which can run the nano server container. |
@johnsonj, any interest in / time for setting up a Server 2016 VM base image for us? We currently only have 2008, using the following setup instructions: https://github.com/golang/build/tree/master/env/windows |
Yeah! But I really want to make a terraform to do the manual steps. I can timebox that this week and if that doesn't pan out build the image by hand by the start of next week. |
That would be awesome. Windows is Go's only builder type set up by hand. |
Per #15286, I guess we'll need Windows Nano Server builders at some point.
How? GCE? Azure?
Can Microsoft run them for us? Or give us Azure credit?
/cc @jstarks
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