Comment by pjmlp

Windows is a bit "yes but" kind of situation.

First of all it supports containers natively, Windows own ones, and Linux on WSL.

Secondly, because Microsoft did not want to invent their own thing, the OS APIs are exposed the same way as Docker daemon would expect them.

Finally, with the goal to improving Kubernetes support and the ongoing changes for container runtimes in the industry, nowadays it exposes several touch points.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/windowscont...