Windows SIG

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Windows support reaches stable in Kubernetes 1.14 (March 2019) with kubelet and kube-proxy running on Windows and Windows Server 2019 as the supported host; networking works via CNI plugins (Flannel, Calico for NetworkPolicy only, Win-Overlay, transparent) and cloud vendors already ship support. Ongoing work includes containerd migration to replace dockershim, alpha Hyper‑V isolation and gMSA moving toward beta, limits around image/node size, and a test effort of hundreds of end‑to‑end tests run daily to build conformance across platforms. Service mesh on Windows remains early.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:01History
3. 5:00Updates
4. 7:41Networking Update
5. 11:23Things to consider
6. 16:42Testing Update
7. 19:41Turnkey Solutions Available
8. 21:361.16 Plans
9. 21:53CRI-Container
10. 26:24How to Contribute
11. 29:05Getting Started

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