Hello!
I've written this brief blog to introduce Docker to some developers in my small community of fellow developers.
What is Docker an...
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"This container can then be run on any machine that has Docker installed, regardless of the underlying operating system "
That's not really true though if you've used docker on windows. Can't run those images on linux. There's no abstraction or vm. Only a hyperviser that sand boxes you from the host OS.
Your windows docker file commands are just powershell commands, it's annoyingly tied to the host os. I don't understand why there isn't more abstraction to this. Really ruins the whole thing for me.
I guess I have generalized it much on that sentence and you are correct that there are some limitations to running Docker on Windows, especially when it comes to running images that were built specifically for Linux-based environments, thanks for pointing that out!