Docker is a way to statically link everything short of the Linux kernel into your application. Because you can access GPUs while using a Docker container, it's also a great way to link Tensorflow or any dependencies your machine learning code has so anyone can use your work. In this quickstart, you use Docker to pull and run the SQL Server 2017 container image, mssql-server-linux. Then connect with sqlcmd to create your first database and run queries.

Hi, Thanks for your helpful post. I have 3 follow-up questions. A) The link in the last line is no longer functional. Does the resource still exist please?

How to Find Downloaded Files in Mac OS X. On a Mac, however, downloads can be accessed the same way you browse your applications, music and movies: via the Finder. How to find the file that contains heap size.

B) Can your process be extended to run Visual Studio inside a windows docker container on a macOS? If so, is it installing docker inside of the windows VM and Visual studio inside of container? Am totally new to Docker.

C) This is using a Windows preview so it is that you have only 180 days and then your installation becomes inactive and you have to delete it from the VM? Any assistance gratefully received.