The Windows container team has released a new base Windows host process container image that is just a few KB. It is like a privileged Linux container. This could be interesting for managing Windows deployments, just put all your PowerShell in here.
This doesn't look like a regular docker container... or am I missing something?
For example:
> While neither filesystem or process isolation are supported, a new volume is created on the host upon starting the container to give it a clean and consolidated workspace
Can i spin my REST API using this for example, in production on Windows server ?
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> While neither filesystem or process isolation are supported, a new volume is created on the host upon starting the container to give it a clean and consolidated workspace
Can i spin my REST API using this for example, in production on Windows server ?