Windows actually has some kind of native containerization but I believe it's based on virtualization and not an equivalent of namespaces on Linux. I'm not even sure if such a feature would make sense on Windows in the same way it does on Linux.
But that's my point. It seems from this thread people don't understand what docker is except that they can kinda use it like a VM. But it's fundamentally different.
But that's my point. It seems from this thread people don't understand what docker is except that they can kinda use it like a VM. But it's fundamentally different.