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So the point is Windows server is going to be non-CLI docker manager here to make it easier deploy Linux server apps on Windows ? Or am I missing something here
by tkubacki 12y ago
So the point is Windows server is going to be non-CLI docker manager here to make it easier deploy Linux server apps on Windows ? Or am I missing something here ?
- nickstinemates 12y agoMicrosoft is adding the raw ability (think: cgroups and namespaces ala Linux) in to the Windows Kernel to enable strict process isolation/sandboxing/etc. Docker will sit on top of that and provide the same client API you're accustomed to, but run Windows based images natively.