The following topics are covered in this chapter:
- This chapter helps developers understand various commands and options available while building Windows Server Containers.
- Docker command line or PowerShell versions (yet to be released) communicate with a common API called Docker Remote API.
- Docker Hub is the public repository for storing Windows Server images (and Linux-based images too). Docker Hub provides one private repository for free. For better security users can also host their own private repositories.
- Users can start Windows Server Container development by using any existing image on Docker Hub as base image; a few examples are microsoft/windowsservercore, microsoft/redis, microsoft/iis, and so on.
- A Docker image is made ...