Second, Yea, it's only use is Windows specific languages like .Net Framework and various Win32 API applications. Windows Containers works well enough if you are good enough with Powershell to handle various levels of bullshit that comes Windows.
Second, Yea, it's only use is Windows specific languages like .Net Framework and various Win32 API applications. Windows Containers works well enough if you are good enough with Powershell to handle various levels of bullshit that comes Windows.
You can build Linux containers just fine with Packer/Ansible. But to your point I already stated why I use Ansible and Packer for container images: "if you're already using those to configure VM images and Ansible to perform config mgmt on VMs"
I currently build a number of images with Packer and Ansible across Linux and Windows. I choose not to rewrite all of that from scratch in a crummy Dockerfile when I can just have Packer and Ansible make the images alongside everything else they're already making.