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Speaking of Docker I'd like to investigate how to use it for work but we're all Windows based and it seems to be a fairly new thing with a ton of bugs. Is there any way to create a container that either points to the following (installed locally) or contains them within the container? IIS, SQL Server 2014+, Windows Service, .NET application, ODBC connection string, MSMQ. Obviously our platform gets version changes and updates and installing them is kind of a poo poo show. I'd like to develop some containers for platform changes that could be deployed easier, even if its just from a development standpoint to get people spun up quicker. Are there any guides or information you guys know of?
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Yes for Windows. From what I have been trying out it seems very hit and miss and a lot of bugs pop up on the Windows 10 support for the new Nanoserver and such. Our application needs all those Microsoft dependencies to run so that's where I hit a bit of a wall knowing how to even try to get this set-up. Most if not all documentation is around the OS agnostic stuff like ngnix and MySQL versus the IIS/SQL Server MS stuff. Regarding the cloud, yes we do have Azure deployments that I would like to eventually get to big picture, but right now focusing on deploying/setting-up development environments which we can assume are all Windows 10 based.
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