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Someone with Windows programming experience could contribute to this project a nice UI and re-implement it as a service to detect and initialize when the device is re-connected.įor my personal setup I manually changed the registry setting (0圆b: defaults minus drag lock!) and run this program as a Windows Scheduled Task (at login). Next, I’ll go over some terminology around Docker and containers, show you some of the Docker commands, and give you some examples to help you get started.This program will read this registry entry and write the settings to the \\.\AppleWirelessTrackpad device. Validate optional windows features are enabledĪnd there you have it! Docker is now installed on your machine.

Apple boot camp background install#

Check the box to install required Windows components for WSL2.

If any have a dash instead of a *, docker will not work inside the virtual machine.

Ensure guest machine supports virtualization and slat/ept.

Apple boot camp background update#

Under options -> VMWare Tools Select Update Automatically.Check boxes for Virtualize VT-x/EPT and Virtualize CPU Performance Counters.Will not work with Virtualbox (as of version 6.1.16).Can use Workstation Player or Workstation Pro.If any have a dash instead of a *, docker may work, but running docker inside a virtual machine may not work.URG * Supports Intel unrestricted guest.EPT * Supports Intel extended page tables (SLAT).

VMX * Supports Intel hardware-assisted virtualization.

Look for a * next to the following items.

Ensure host machine supports virtualization and slat/ept.

Your application will run the same in each environment because the dependencies are built into the image itself. Using containers, you package all the software required to run your application (.net, IIS, and your application) into an image and deploy it to a container in each of your environments. In virtual machine environments, you need to install, configure and maintain all the software required to run your application in all three environments (.net, IIS, and your application). Now, imagine your client has three environments: development, staging, and production.

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Multiple containers can be linked together to provide a full application ecosystem (ie: Sitecore, SQL Server, Solr). Installation does not alter the host environment (outside the container) and is therefore fast and easy to fully remove.įinally, containers require less computing overhead and disk storage than a full hardware-based virtual machine (which requires a full guest operating system). They protect the host from malicious software by only allowing access to specified resources (they run in isolation from anything else on the host environment).

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Moreover, dependencies necessary to run the software are included in the installation package.Ĭontainers allow one software application to upgrade a dependency without impacting software in other containers.

They allow the software to be installed and run the same in each environment without needing to know anything about the host environment (including the operating system and other installed software). What Are Containers?Ĭontainers make software applications portable across computing environments (Windows desktop, Linux desktop, mac desktop, and cloud). Docker is also not the only tool available for managing containers. What Docker Is NOTĭocker is not itself a container technology, although the name “Docker” has become synonymous with containers. You can read more about how Docker defines Docker on. Docker Is…ĭocker is a set of tools to make the use of containers more accessible, consistent, and secure. In this first post, we’ll find out what Docker is and what it is not, learn about containers, compare containers to virtual machines, and finally, get Docker installed on your local machine. Welcome to my Docker Bootcamp blog series on getting started with Docker.