I hope at this stage you are feeling way more comfortable with Windows Containers and Docker’s command line overall. I bet you’d be able to take on a project that involves Windows Containers and that you’d ace the process of setting up container hosts, ensuring the right architecture is in place for storage and networking, that you’re using the appropriate isolation mode, and that you’d be able to take an existing application running on a VM and move it to a container. This is all great and an important foundation for many ...
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V. Ramos ApolinarioWindows Containers for IT Proshttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6686-1_55. Container management with Windows Admin Center
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