Docker for the Absolute Beginner - Hands-On - Demo - Docker on Windows

What is the first step in installing Docker for Windows on a Windows Server 2016?

• Open a command prompt and type 'install Docker'

• Enable Hyper-V feature

• Search for Docker for Windows in a web browser

• Download Docker from the Microsoft Store

What must be enabled for Docker for Windows to function properly?

• Hyper-V feature

• Firewall settings

• Windows Defender

• Remote Desktop Protocol

What is the default behavior of Docker for Windows regarding container types?

• Run Linux containers

• Run containers without a virtual machine

• Run Windows containers

• Run both Windows and Linux containers simultaneously

How does Docker for Windows run Linux containers?

• Through a dual-boot system

• Directly on the Windows system

• By converting Linux containers to Windows format

• Using a Linux VM deployed on Hyper-V

What must be done to switch Docker from Linux to Windows containers?

• Update Windows to the latest version

• Disable Hyper-V feature

• Reinstall Docker for Windows

• Right-click the Docker icon and select 'Switch to Windows container'

What is a notable difference when running Windows-based containers compared to Linux-based containers?

• Windows-based containers do not require Hyper-V

• Windows-based containers are smaller in size

• Windows-based containers require less memory

• Windows-based containers take longer to download

What is the purpose of running a Windows Server core container?

• To create custom application images

• To test network connectivity

• To update Windows Server

• To run Linux applications