Deploying Applications as Containers on Windows Server 2016

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Windows Server 2016 adds Windows Server 2016 native containers so Docker can build, run and orchestrate real Windows apps; demo shows an unmodified ASP.NET MVC 2.0 site packaged with IIS in a Dockerfile, deployed with Docker Compose and backed by a SQL Server container, and it works. Server Core base images are ~9GB while Nano is ~800MB (targeting ~80MB), image layers let updates pull only ~900MB of patches, and Hyper-V isolation uses a tiny utility VM (starts in ~8ms) for extra kernel separation. Docker + Kubernetes/Swarm hybrid clusters manage mixed Windows/Linux workloads.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:30Virtual Machine Problems...
3. 8:06Three Key Concepts • Docker Containers - Running Processes
4. 12:36Windows Hyper-V Containers
5. 16:14Windows Nano
6. 17:43Windows Server Core = Ubuntu Linux
7. 20:04Windows Linux Subsystem
8. 44:19Windows Hyper-V Isolation
9. 47:21Docker for Windows
10. 48:19Docker Hybrid Swarm
11. 50:12Microsoft, Apprenda, Red Hat

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