Windows 10: How to run your first Docker Windows Server container

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Docker Windows Server containers allow you to run applications in isolated environments on Windows Server. These containers are designed to work with Windows executables based on Windows Server Core or Nano Server images. In this post, we will talk about them and see how you can run your first Docket Windows Server Container. Run your […]

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Create and run Hyper-V containers using Docker on Windows 10 desktop


Create and run Hyper-V containers using Docker on Windows 10 desktop

Source: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/jco...ws-10-desktop/

 

Unable to communicate between docker host and container

Dear team,

I recently installed docker on a machine running on Windows Server 2016 by following this guide:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/vi...-start/set-up-environment?tabs=Windows-Server

After successfully installing docker, I proceeded with the next guide to run my first container:

Run your first Windows container

Every step in this guide also worked, with the exception that I used this image "mcr.microsoft.com/windows/servercore:1607" instead of the nanoserver suggested, because my machine runs on the version 1607 - OS build 14393.3808, and seems like I needed an image
supported my OS version.

Anyway, I'm able to pull images, run the container and work with it.

The problem arises with networking, because it seems like my server (which is also the host for docker) can't reach the container's address.

I was told that if everything works properly, I should be able to:

- ping container's Default Gateway from the host (works)

- ping container's IP Address from the host (doesn't work)

- ping host's IP Address from inside the container (works)

- ping container's Default Gateway from inside the container (doesn't work)

The screenshots below will show you the results mentioned above.

Commands run inside the container:





Commands run from the host (scw000100860):





I have already set the NetIPInterface so that the interface that accesses internet has the lowest InterfaceMetric value.





These were the things I was told from the software provider that my company needs to install. The software runs multiple containers but seems like they're not reachable so the tool obviously won't work, but they told me the issue is on docker side, since
I'm not able to ping any container's IP Address from the host.

Please let me know what I can do to fix this issue or if I can provide more information to you.

Thanks a lot in advance.

Nicolò

 

Facing Issues while generating .MSI using YAML code in GitLab Runner which is running on Linux docker Container.

Hi All, Good Morning/Evening! As a part of User Story, I need to generate a .MSI out of 3 Projects in .net and facing Issues in GITLAB CI/CD Pipeline.

GitLAB CI/CD pipeline will run these 3 Projects in GitLab runner and as we do no have ADMIN privileges for GITLAB, I am facing issues with one of the Project to run one of the project on Linux Docker Container(GitLab runner). Basically i was looking for Windows Docker Container for GITLAB Runner.



As an aletrnate Solution,In Local i was able to do it using Python and generate .MSI but facing issues when i run the same on GITLAB CI/CD Pipeline.

Any inputs and suggestions are highly Appreciated.