Docker on Windows: How to set up for NetDevOps: bash, git, Python, Atom, Postman, Docker: Part 4

Setting up your Windows workstation as a development environment: Install bash, git, Python, atom, Postman, Docker and more!

So you are a follower of Gates, Balmer and Nadella, excellent! Let's supercharge that Windows workstation with everything you need to be a programability ninja!

Objectives:
- Install a basic development toolset on your local workstation
-Verify the tools are all working as expected

Prerequisites:
In this lab you'll find walkthroughs on how to install a set of common development tools on a Windows 10 workstation. If you haven't reviewed the lab "What is a Development Environment, and why do you need one?" yet, you may want to go back and take a look. In it, you will learn the reasons behind the types of tools and choices made for this lab.

DevNet Homepage

Learning Lab - Dev Setup

NetDevOps Live! DevNet Show

Network Programmability Basics Video Series

[davidbombal]

Links mentioned in the video:

DevNet Homepage

Learning Lab - Dev Setup

NetDevOps Live! DevNet Show:

Network Programmability Basics Video Series

Windows Subsystem for Linux (Microsoft Page)

Hank's Video on getting started with Postman

DevNet Learning Lab Docker 101

Hank's Video on Data Formats (JSON/XML/YAML)

[elikelik]

Just crushed git and tried to fix it then got David's video and again he saved my day. Thanks Hank and David. Just ignored my git issue and use powershell =D

[darylallen]

I appreciate the contributions you're making to the community of network engineers David! Thanks for the great content!

[AceMoreno]

Thanks for this David and Hank, now I understand how Docker works, hope to see at the end of this video series examples with all pieces (tools) working together in our network world.

[phcelych]

Thanks for this series. Just a small notice: it is not possible to run VirtualBox or vmware workstation when you enable Hyper-V ...