So I went about trying to set up TeamCity. In order to translate the experiences I have had understanding Docker on Windows to Linux I thought I would try setting up something I was ready familiar with. And as ninety nine percent of the available containers are Linux ones… you still be doing a lot of work with Bash! Containers can do a lot of things but they are not magic.
Therefore you can only run Windows containers on a Windows machine and you can only run Linux containers on Linux machine. This is not the case with containers as the host operating system is available to the software running in the container. With Virtual Machines you can run a Linux guest on a Windows Host and vice versa because the hypervisor is pretending to be bare computer with no OS running on it. Now it is time to see if any of that knowledge is transferable to Docker on Linux.īut before that I wanted to call out a seemingly an obvious statement for people equating containers to virtual machines. Last time I walked through my experience of Docker on Windows. Hommy Rosado on Setting up Hot Towel with Visu…
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