Windowskontit
Windowskontit (Windows containers) are a form of containerization for Windows that enable running Windows applications in isolated user spaces on a Windows host. They come in two main isolation models: Windows Server kontit, which share the host operating system kernel, and Hyper-V kontit, which use a lightweight virtual machine to provide kernel isolation.
Windowskontit rely on Windows base images such as Windows Server Core and Windows Nano Server, and are
Early Windows deployments could run Linux containers using LCOW (Linux Containers on Windows), but modern workflows
Common use cases include packaging legacy Windows applications for consistent deployment, running Windows-based microservices, and enabling