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1. #Windows 10 hyper v vs virtualbox performance windows 10#
2. #Windows 10 hyper v vs virtualbox performance windows#

NET Framework ASP.NET app that talks to a Linux Container running Redis or Postgres.

#Windows 10 hyper v vs virtualbox performance windows#

I could run a Windows Server container with an. That's pretty sweet because it opens up all kinds of cool hybrid scenarios. The word on the street is that this is just a point in time thing, and that Docker will at some point support running Linux and Windows Containers in parallel. That means there's no Virtual Machine or Hyper-V involved (unless you want), so Linux Containers run on Windows itself using Windows 10's built in container support.įor now you have to switch "modes" between Hyper V and native Containers, and you can't (yet) run Linux and Windows Containers side by side.

#Windows 10 hyper v vs virtualbox performance windows 10#

With the latest version of Windows 10 (or 10 Server) and the beta of Docker for Windows, there's native Linux Container support on Windows.

Your Container runs inside a Linux VM that runs within Hyper-V on Windows proper. Docker for Windows hides the VM for the most part, but it's there. This is nice for Servers but less so for my laptop. Running Containers inside a VM gives you significant isolation with some overhead. This can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on what your goals are. Historically on Windows, however, Linux Containers run inside a Hyper-V virtual machine. Containers are happening and you should be looking hard at them for your deployments. Some containers naysayers say, sure, we could do the same thing with Virtual Machines, but even today, a VHD (virtual hard drive) is rather an unruly thing and includes a ton of overhead that a container doesn't have. If I want to run my my ASP.NET Core application, I can just type "docker run -p 5000:80 shanselman/demos" at the command line, and it'll start up! I don't have any concerns that it won't run.

They are a nice and clean way to get a reliable and guaranteed deployment, no matter the host system. Containers are lovely, in case you haven't heard.