Re:Ubuntu, SUSE Linux, and Fedora Are All Coming to the Wind...
by raesene6 on Friday May 12, 2017 @08:29AM
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Docker on windows seems to be a little bit complex.
There's Docker for windows which allows for linux docker containers to be run on windows, using Hyper-V.
Then there's Windows Container Services which allows for Windows Docker containers. Those can either be run on the host kernel or they can be isolated in a Hyper-V layer.
There's Docker for windows which allows for linux docker containers to be run on windows, using Hyper-V.
Then there's Windows Container Services which allows for Windows Docker containers. Those can either be run on the host kernel or they can be isolated in a Hyper-V layer.