![]() In a dev team where we have multiple operating systems (Windows 7, Windows 10, OS X) I’ve found Docker Toolbox to be preferable. The boot2docker approach is nicely portable to different kinds of VMMs beyond Hyper-V, and allows us to keep our investments in virtual machines created, but has significant disadvantage - they do not run Windows-based containers. Thus I’m running boot2docker based “Docker Toolbox” with vmwareworkstation driver. ![]() And Vmware is very incompatible with Hyper-V (or any other VMM which would use VTx). ![]() But while I’m at work I had to disable Hyper-V role on Windows 10 machine due to heavy investments in the Vmware images we done for development and debugging process.Thus I use 'Docker for Windows', which provides some benefits like Windows containers At home I run Windows 10 Insider Preview, with Hyper-V role happily enabled.Let me put it to the practical prospective:
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