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Docker on Windows

From 101 to production with Docker on Windows

Elton Stoneman

BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI

Docker on Windows

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Credits

Author

Elton Stoneman

Reviewer

Shashikant Bangera

Commissioning Editor

Kartikey Pandey

Acquisition Editor

Rahul Nair

Content Development Editor

Sharon Raj

Technical Editors

Mohit Hassija

Komal Karne

Copy Editor

Stuti Srivastava

Project Coordinator

Virginia Dias

Proofreader

Safis Editing

Indexer

Aishwarya Gangawane

Graphics

Kirk D'Penha

Production Coordinator

Aparna Bhagat

About the Author

Elton Stoneman

has been a Microsoft MVP for 8 years and a Pluralsight author for 5 years,

and now he works for Docker, Inc. Before joining Docker, he spent 15 years as a consultant,

architecting and delivering very large and very successful solutions built on .NET and

All the years he worked with Windows, Elton had a secret Linux server in his attic or

garage, running core services for the home, such as music servers and file servers. When

Docker started to take hold in the Linux world, Elton had early experience in a cross-

platform project he worked on, got hooked, and started to focus on containers. He was

made a Docker Captain, and for a time, was one of only two people in the world who were

both a Microsoft MVP and a Docker Captain.

Elton blogs about Docker, tweets about Docker, and speaks about Docker all the time. He is

a regular at local events and user groups; you will often see him at Docker London, London

DevOps, and WinOps London. He's also had great fun speaking at fantastic conferences

around the world, including DockerCon, NDC London, SDD, DevSum, and NDC Oslo.

You can’t write a 300-page technical book without a lot of late nights, a lot of support, and

a decent bean-to-cup coffee machine. Support is the most important of those, after the coffee

machine. There are a lot of people I would like to thank. Everyone I work with at Docker,

Inc. is exceptional, but Michael Friis and Brandon Royal are the pioneers of Docker on

Windows and their work is driving this important technology forward. The Docker

Captains are a fabulous group of people, and I have learned a great deal from Stefan

Scherer and all his community contributions. And my friends and family are just all-out

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