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Windows Server Container Host Setup Flow
Process Flow
A four-step horizontal process flow showing how to prepare a Windows Server as a container host: install Containers and Hyper-V features, deploy and start the Docker runtime, integrate with Azure Container Registry, and configure networking and persistent storage.
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Installing Container Features
To use Windows Server as a host for containers, you must first install the necessary Windows features. This is done using PowerShell. The Containers feature provides the base components needed to run containers. If you need stronger isolation between containers, you can also install the Hyper-V feature to enable Hyper-V Containers, which run each container inside a lightweight virtual machine.
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Prepare Windows Server as a container host
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