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I work at Microsoft and we have a lot of big services that run on Windows Servers. There is orchestration with a system called "Service Fabric" that schedules the applications and handles upgrades sortof like kubernetes does, but for the most part there are no containers involed.

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I did a POC using service fabric years ago but I have not really read anything about it since. My company at the time was unable to give me three servers per tenant, so I had to drop it - but it's good to hear it's still being used.

Ya it hasn't gained traction outside MS from the looks of it. Lots of services run on it internally.. but even some newer services are using AKS now.

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