I will create a PowerShell script in my container to write a Welcome Container message and exit from my container: The container starts and we I accessed to the command prompt where I could check the processes running in my container like PowerShell, cmd…: Now that I have my Docker OS image, I will start an interactive session with this image: Let’s download this Nano Server base OS image from the Hub: I don’t have any images for the moment but the Microsoft/nanoserver image is available in the Docker Hub:
#Install docker windows server 2016 install#
I will install Docker as a Service and start it:ĭocker is installed and started, I’m now able to use it. I add also the Docker path to the path environment variable: Dockerd.exe for the Docker engine and docker.exe for the client: I have my Docker folder with Docker executable files and binaries. To do so I will download the Docker Engine and Client from the Docker project library here to the folder c:\Temp and unzip the file into c:\ProgramFiles: Now, both features are installed in my VM and I can install Docker. To do it just run this PowerShell cmdlet:
#Install docker windows server 2016 iso#
So I will check if those features are already enable on my server and if it is not the case enable its, don’t forget to map the Windows Server 2016 iso file to your Virtual Machine. Windows Server 2016 support only Hyper-V container and no more Windows Container. Today, I will install the Container feature, install Docker and deploy a container.įirst of all, I need to enable the Container and the Hyper-V feature, take care if you use VirtualBox because after having enable Hyper-V this won’t work anymore. Windows Container: installation and utilization I wrote some months ago several blog posts about the new Container feature of Windows Server 2016.
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