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AFAIK there's a significant caveat to that, which is that you only get unlimited windows containers, if you're using process isolation. If you're using VM isol
by rtempaccount1 7y ago
AFAIK there's a significant caveat to that, which is that you only get unlimited windows containers, if you're using process isolation.
If you're using VM isolation, you need licenses for the containerized applications.
- Spivak 7y agoI wouldn't call that a caveat so much as SOP for Microsoft licensing. A Windows license does not entitle you to run unlimited Windows VMs on top unless you pay for the more expensive edition. The "hack" of buying a small number of super beefy servers to save on licensing costs was plugged looooong ago.