ping @andrewhsu PTAL

@thaJeztah will this make it into 18.09?

@chlowell unfortunately, it did not make it for the 18.09.0 release (QA was already too far into verifying the release), but there probably will be a 18.09.1 patch release and, if approved, it may find its way into that release.

@t0p4 what error message do you get? You need to run a container with a 1809 base image, I think some should be available now.

cool solution, it's work

Does it mean that on windows 1809 it will be possible to run any container based on previous windows server images (2016, 1709, etc) in process isolation mode?

No, process isolation requires the base image to match the host version of Windows (this is due to Windows not having a stable kernel API)

@thaJeztah ok and this means i could have windows 10 1709 and run a container windows servercore 1709 rght?

Does this work in Windows 10 Home? I'm kind of curious.

@nelsonjchen Windows 10 Home is not supported for Docker Desktop (requires "pro"), nor Docker EE, so not sure if it will run ok (i.e., it's untested).

@lesanchez I think that works yes (but disclaimer: I'm not on Windows myself, so take it with a grain of salt 😅)

@nelsonjchen we don't know, also kind of curious, it may still require other pieces that are not shipped in Home but I don't know anyone who has tried it yet.

@thaJeztah Thanks!

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Windows 10 Home 1809 doesn't have the containers feature that can be installed like Pro. That was expected. I guess that's that.