Deploying Docker Containers on Windows Server 2016
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Docker now runs native Windows binaries: Windows Server 2016 adds native container support with two base images (Server Core and Nano), the Docker engine, and optional Hyper‑V isolation adds ~200ms boot overhead for extra tenancy/security. Demonstrations show building IIS/ASP.NET images with Dockerfile, docker build and docker run, exposing ports and mapping volumes, and that using docker commit is an antipattern. Local dev works on Windows 10 via Hyper‑V and orchestration options include Docker Swarm, Kubernetes and Mesosphere.
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