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There's a lot of fair points here. We (big company not fitting in the personal/free tier of the subscription) were using docker desktop (on windows 10) to build
by jay_at_adnx 5y ago
There's a lot of fair points here. We (big company not fitting in the personal/free tier of the subscription) were using docker desktop (on windows 10) to build windows (server) targeted images.
From the various comments, it seems like it's really not a common use case. The question I have is : how does one is supposed to proceed with this specific use case if the subscription is not considered for various reasons ? Switch the dev environment to windows server ? Drop the windows container ball and switch to Linux based one ? Are we the only company doing this kind of stunt ? (and feeling a kind of vendor-lock-in vibes right now ?)