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As mentioned in the linked blog post, they're using Hyper-V as their hypervisor on Windows (it's a direct counterpart to xhyve on OSX, except entirely built int
by JonathonW 11y ago
As mentioned in the linked blog post, they're using Hyper-V as their hypervisor on Windows (it's a direct counterpart to xhyve on OSX, except entirely built into the OS).
The Docker for Mac and Windows beta does not use VirtualBox on either platform.
- wslh 11y agoMy original question was if you need to run a separate VM for every Docker configuration or you can run different application versions at the same time. For example, running Outlook 2010, 2013, and 2016 side by side.
- tra3 11y agoYou can run multiple containers on a single host (VM).
- erichocean 11y ago> it's a direct counterpart to xhyve on OSX, except entirely built into the OS xhyve on Mac OS X is a very thin wrapper around Hypervisor.framework which itself is "entirely built into the OS".