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If I read correctly, docker for Mac is run on top on another visualization (xhyve, not VirtualBox) and docker for windows run on top of Hyper-V, which mean that
by paukiatwee 11y ago
If I read correctly, docker for Mac is run on top on another visualization (xhyve, not VirtualBox) and docker for windows run on top of Hyper-V, which mean that it is not for production workload (at least for Windows).
So you can only use it for development. And it is close sourced. hmmm...
- amirmc 11y agoThis announcement is about a beta for native apps on Mac and Windows. The idea is to allow you to work with Linux containers on your development machine of choice. The images/containers you build there are just as deployable elsewhere — i.e. production — as they were before (when people had to use docker-machine, Virtual Box, etc).