I wanted to try Windows Container for the second time now that it is out on Windows 10 (Anniversary Update). Great thing for me, I might be able to use it on my Surface Book on the go. Again, I went back to
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/windowscontainers/about/about_overview
, which is a good source to get things started. This time I was able to get docker up and running in no time, without any issues! This is a fantastic improvement over my last try on a Windows Server 2016 TP5. But still, the technical preview of the containers got it's issues, we will get to those in time.
First of all: Get docker running and download an images, I choose the nanoserver image:
And here you can see the installed images:
Finally I tried to run it and got this message:
My guess is: The images is broken, I tried the same thing with other images, like the windowsservercore image. And ran into the same issue.
So I still run into many issues, which is fine, in a way i guess, because it's a technical preview. But it is in a consumer end-product now and should work better than this. I will try to work with it again after the next Windows Updates, maybe it's a problem with my system.