Simon Waight • 1/5/2021

Windows Containers and .NET Framework applications: The Basics

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This article begins a series on migrating .NET Framework applications to Windows Containers. It discusses the rationale for containerization, including consistent deployment, improved resource use, and operational immutability. It also outlines limitations, such as the lack of support for Windows Desktop apps and older .NET 1.x/2.x frameworks.

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