Running the container on Windows is probably a lot more complicated because there’s no obvious built in chroot + mount filesystem command (at least from memory)

Running the container on Windows is probably a lot more complicated because there’s no obvious built in chroot + mount filesystem command (at least from memory). I believe they’re built on silos. I believe containerd itself is probably as low in the container runtime as you’d want to go… See https://github.com/microsoft/hcsshim https://github.com/microsoft/hcsshim for the actual bindings.