Linux Container in Windows 10 or Windows 2016 Deep Dive
summary
Demonstrates running Linux containers on Windows 10/Server 2016 by spawning a tiny Hyper-V utility VM per container using LinuxKit, with the utility VM running a 4.14 kernel and exposing the container’s six namespaces and PID 1. Shows concurrent Windows and Linux containers, image layout of 4 layers + writable top layer, lifecycle where VM exists only while the container runs, HCS tooling to inspect VMs, Docker Enterprise integrated in Server 2016, Windows container sizes ~4 GB vs Linux ~300 MB and slight performance tradeoffs.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:55Combining knowledge with actions
- 7:30Information isolation
- 10:17Accounts in Containers
- 11:34Container Resources
- 13:45Windows vs Linux
- 18:57Can Linux containers run on Windows
- 22:12Can Linux containers run on Windows 2016
- 28:46Linux virtual machines
- 31:17Demo
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