Unlocking the Power of Windows Docker: Insider Insights

A technical review of Linux and Windows kernel objects like Namespaces, cgroups, Job Objects, and Server Silo makes up the critical foundations for containers on both operating systems. How is Microsoft approaching the rollout of containers using process-isolation vs. Hyper-V isolation?

We will look at the fundamental concepts of containers from Windows, how binaries and libraries, Docker’s software layers, and the predesigned images for Windows containers make up the Microsoft offerings in Docker containers.

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[BACKSPINball]

Just wow, am in IT and I have struggled to really understand what containers are for sometime until I watched this video. Thanks for all you hardwork

[foxxriderr]

Best explanation of containers I have ever seen!! Definitely learned alot Mr. V. Really appreciate the quality videos. Keep them coming👍

[runie]

Great production and concise explanations, extremely informative for a quick intro to Windows containerization.

[pankajvaish]

Thank you for sharing Sir ...It is very easy to understand the concept of Docker . Thanks a Ton :)

[koern]

Thanks for the great Video. This is the depth of explanation i like. I have got a question to 10:48 . You say that die Applicationlayer in the Container has to match the OS of the Kernel, right? But I can run Linux Containers in Docker Desktop. I have never created a Windows-Container but I'm sure it also runs. I wonder if it is posible to run the Windows-Docker-Container in Linux. As you say it wouldnt work. But why can i run linux-container in Windows? I think i must have something missed. Thanks for your help!

[melvinch]

I'm in IT since the 90s but still cannot wrap my head around dockers and containers. These cloud terminologies are messing up my brain real bad....So can I say that containers are basically mini-apps with OS built-in ?

[pwagers]

very informative love this information this has helped me understand .

[johnsenchak]

That "Process explorer" should be a permanent part of Windows 10 The Orange County Sheriffs Department should put Jeremy Dewitte in a shipping "container" and ship him back to China LOL Motor One Moving