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Well, if you think about it, they already have containers on Windows - the WSL is effectively a container for each distro install. Emulating Linux-level contai

Well, if you think about it, they already have containers on Windows - the WSL is effectively a container for each distro install. Emulating Linux-level container APIs is also possible in principle.

pknopf 8y ago
It isn't really containerized, the same way Wine on Linux isn't. There is no isolation.
- pjmlp 8y ago
  I have yet to bother with WSL as I am perfectly fine with Windows standard tooling, but it is built on top of Drawbridge, so it certainly has isolation in place.