> Native Windows containers are not seen much in the wild. Cloud Foundry has them for Windows 2012, though they're quite leaky. Windows 2016's support is much

> Native Windows containers are not seen much in the wild. Cloud Foundry has them for Windows 2012, though they're quite leaky. Windows 2016's support is much better and the resultant containers have much of what you want in terms of proper process isolation and dense utilisation. Disclosure: I work for Pivotal, we contribute to Cloud Foundry. The Windows container team sits two desks over from mine.