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I believe windows support is really nano server support which doesn't support full .net. Please correct me if I am wrong in this.

• snuxoll 10y ago
  Windows containers don't necessarily need to run Nano server, they can run full Windows Server images just fine.
  • pjmlp 10y ago
    And are the basis of many of the new security features, including device driver and kernel sandboxing.
  • michmike 10y ago
    Windows Server Containers can run two installation types of Windows: Nano Server, and Windows Server Core. any type of application that can run under those two operating systems is supported in containers. For example, Windows Server Core supports the full .NET ecosystem. Michael Michael SIG-Windows Lead for Kubernetes @michmike77
• osullivj 10y ago
  Does nano server support 32 bit binaries now? I played with Windows Server 2016 containers on Azure earlier this year, and nano did not support 32 bits then. That rules out a huge amount of legacy Windows Server SW.
  • michmike 10y ago
    Windows Server in Nano Server installation mode only supports 64-bit applications, tools, and agents Michael Michael SIG-Windows Lead for Kubernetes @michmike77
    • vittore 10y ago
      I think you need double line breaks in your signature