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?

The correct answer is C. Docker. To host applications in Windows containers, Docker (specifically the Docker Engine / Moby container runtime) must be installed on the Windows Server host. Docker provides the container runtime, image management, and the necessary tooling to build, run, and manage Windows…

Manage virtual machines and containers

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AWindows Admin Center
Bthe Windows Subsystem for Linux
CDocker
DHyper-V

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C
86% (31)
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8% (3)

Explanation

To host applications in Windows containers, Docker (specifically the Docker Engine / Moby container runtime) must be installed on the Windows Server host. Docker provides the container runtime, image management, and the necessary tooling to build, run, and manage Windows containers. Windows Admin Center is a web-based management GUI and does not provide container runtime capability. The Windows Subsystem for Linux is for running Linux binaries and is unrelated to Windows containers. Hyper-V is a hypervisor for virtual machines; while it is optionally used for Hyper-V isolation containers, it alone does not enable Windows container hosting - Docker is still required.

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