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Windows Server containers for May 2020


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Microsoft Windows Server containers

As part of servicing each month, we publish updated Windows Server Base OS container images. With these updates, you can automate building updated container images or manually update them by pulling the latest version. Windows Server containers do not have a servicing stack and do not support in place updates like Windows Server or Windows client. Therefore, every month we rebuild the Windows Server Base OS container images with the updates and publish the updated container images.

For more information on update best practices, please refer to Update Windows Server containers.

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Available container images

Windows Server, version 1909 and Windows 10 version 1909 

Container 

Version 

KB 

Architecture

Languages 

Windows Server, version 1909 Server Core Container 

18363.836

Cumulative KB 4556799  

SSU KB 4552152 

x64 

en-us

Windows Server, version 1909 Nano Server Container 

18363.836

Cumulative KB 4556799  

SSU KB 4552152 

x64 

en-us

Windows Server, version 1909 Windows Container 

18363.836

Cumulative KB 4556799  

SSU KB 4552152 

x64

en-us
Windows Server, version 1903 and Windows 10, version 1903 

Container 

Version 

KB 

Architecture 

Languages 

Windows Server, version 1903 Server Core Container 

18362.836

Cumulative KB 4556799  

SSU KB 4552152 

x64 

en-us

Windows Server, version 1903 Nano Server Container 

18362.836

Cumulative KB 4556799  

SSU KB 4552152 

x64 

en-us

Windows Server, version 1903 Windows Container 

18362.836

Cumulative KB 4556799  

SSU KB 4552152 

x64 

en-us

Windows Server, version 1809, Windows 10, version 1809, and Windows Server 2019

Note Because of a required change in how the Server Core container image is generated for Windows Server, version 1809, Windows 10, version 1809, and Windows Server 2019, there will not be a delta container image for the May 2020 release. Instead of the delta container image, the release for May 2020 will be a new full container image that will replace the original RTM container going forward. Future delta releases will use the May 2020 container as the new baseline.

Important The Server Core Container image download size is a one-time increase from 736MB (delta image) to 1.72GB (full image) which will increase the download time. Later releases will include smaller delta images.

Container 

Version 

KB

Architecture 

Languages 

Windows Server, version 1809 Server Core Container 

17763.1217 

Cumulative KB 4551853 

SSU KB 4549947 

x64 

en-us

Windows Server, version 1809 Nano Server Container 

17763.1217

Cumulative KB 4551853 

SSU KB 4549947 

x64 

en-us

Windows Server, version 1809 Windows Container 

17763.1217

Cumulative KB 4551853 

SSU KB 4549947 

x64 

en-us

Windows 10, version 1809 IoT Core Container 

17763.1217

Cumulative KB 4551853 

SSU KB 4549947 

x64 

en-us

Windows 10, version 1809 IoT Core Container 

17763.1217

Cumulative KB 4551853 

SSU KB 4549947 

ARM 

en-us

Windows Server, version 1809 Nano Server Container 

17763.1217

Cumulative KB 4551853 

SSU KB 4549947 

ARM 

en-us

Windows Server 2016 

Container 

Version 

KB 

Architecture 

Languages 

Windows Server 2016 Server Core Container 

14393.3686 

Cumulative KB 4556813 

SSU KB 4550994 

x64 

cs-cz, de-de, en-us, es-es, fr-fr, hu-hu, it-it, ja-jp, ko-kr, nl-nl, pl-pl, pt-br, pt-pt, ru-ru, sv-se, tr-tr, zh-cn, zh-tw 

For information on .NET Framework support, please refer to the following documentation.

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Known issues

Microsoft is currently not aware of any issues with this update. 

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Keywords: Windows containers

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