Powershell containers with Docker introduction

In this video, we guide you through the process of installing and running Docker using PowerShell on Windows. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this step-by-step tutorial will help you get Docker up and running quickly and efficiently.

What You'll Learn:

- How to install Docker Desktop on Windows using PowerShell and Winget.
- Verifying your Docker installation with simple commands.
- Pulling and running the official PowerShell Docker image.
- Basic Docker commands for managing containers directly from PowerShell.

Commands Used in This Video:

- Installing Docker Desktop:
```powershell
winget install --id=Docker.DockerDesktop --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements
```
- Verifying Docker installation:
```powershell
docker --version
```
- Pulling the PowerShell Docker image:
```powershell
```
- Running a PowerShell container:
```powershell
```

Why Use Docker with PowerShell?

Docker allows you to create isolated environments for testing,development, and production. By integrating Docker with PowerShell, you can automate your workflows and manage containers effortlessly on your Windows machine.

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[edueuropa]

You’re an excellent professor… I’m try that one with PSADT, indeed needed for me when working with tests every single day…

[dankellett]

Absolutely brilliant explanation. I do have one question - Would you happen to know, if I wanted to pass in a set of variables, say a URL, Token etc to use for Invoke-WebRequest, would this be done in a similar way to using the volumes flag? What would you need within the Container to use those variables?

[daye]

This is great. Can you run this in docker with another PowerShell modules such as active directory module or VMware PowerShell module? Thank you.

[ME-rvpw]

Some good info but help people understand the difference between images and containers, you keep saying containers are stored on docker hub

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