We covered a lot of ground so far. If you read through the previous chapters, at this point, you have a good understanding and some experience with Windows Containers. At this point, you know what containers are and the role they play on DevOps and the whole spectrum of tools to support those practices. You also understand the concepts of Windows Containers from its architecture to its differences to Linux containers, use cases for Windows Containers, and much more. We also looked at the implementation of Windows containers from ...
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V. Ramos ApolinarioWindows Containers for IT Proshttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6686-1_44. Managing resources in Windows Containers
Vinicius Ramos Apolinario1
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