Really, tarring up Docker, moving the tarfiles, and then untarring the files is what took the bulk of the time for the move.

Containers, container orchestration, and scalable deployment are exciting areas to watch right now, with developments happening at a rapid pace. It’s a great time to get in on the fun!

If you want to run your first Docker Windows Server container, you need to first install the required roles and features, and then pull the container.

If you need to make sure your Docker containers restart upon failure or system reboot, Jack Wallen has just the option you need to keep those containers running at all times.