Question
You have a server named Server1 that runs Windows Server.
You plan to host applications in Windows containers.
You need to configure Server1 to run containers.
What should you install?
- A. Windows Admin Center
- B. Docker Correct
- C. the Windows Subsystem for Linux
- D. Hyper-V
Explanation
To run Windows containers, Server1 needs the Containers feature and a container runtime. Docker provides the runtime and the tools to pull images, then create, run and manage containers, so Docker is what you install. Hyper-V is not required: Windows Server containers run with process isolation by default, and the Hyper-V role is needed only if you choose Hyper-V isolation. Windows Admin Center is a management console and can manage containers, but it does not run them. The Windows Subsystem for Linux runs Linux binaries and is not used for Windows containers.
