an application developer needs a container for testing a server application that is designed to run on a windows server in server core deployment. The developer has a windows 10 professional workstation
Which of the following must be done on this workstation before the developer can deploy a server core container?
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install the hyper-v role install the containers feature
an application developer needs a container for testing a server application that is designed to run on a windows server in server core deployment. The developer has a windows 10 professional workstation
Which of the following must be done on this workstation before the developer can deploy a server core container?
You have installed the necessary roles and features so your windows server 2016 can support Hyper-V containers. Now you need to install the Docker Engine.
Use the left/right arrows to move the steps for the docker installation process from the left to the right. Use the up/down arrows to put the steps in the most appropriate order.
During the course of the Docker installation you add C:\Program Files\docker to the PATH statement. You want to verify that C:\Program Files\Docker is one of the files paths listed in PATH.
You open the Advanced System Properties window, as shown in the image below.
Click the button that will allow you to see what is in PATH
You are installing the Docker engine on your Windows Server 2016 server. You have completed the following Steps:
1. Download the Docker zip file
2. Extract the Docker zip file to C:\Program Files\docker
3. Add C:\Program Files\docker to the PATH environment variable.
Next, you need to register dockerd.exe as a service.
Enter the command you would use to register dockerd.exe as a servicedockerd.exe --register-serviceYou want to be able to run a Nano Server container from a base container image that is on Docker Hub. You are ready to download the microsoft/nanoserver image from the Docker Hub website.
From the drop-down list, select the command that fills in the blank:docker pullYou have pulled the microsoft/nanoserver image from the Docker Hub website. Now you need to create a new Windows Server container from the image and run the cmd command to open the command line interface in the container.
From the drop-down list, select the command that fills in the blankdocker run -itYou have pulled the microsoft/nanoserver image from the Docker Hub website. Now you need to create a new Hyper-V container from the image and run the cmd command to open the command line interface in the container.
From the drop-down list, select the command that fills in the blank:
docker run -it microsoft/nanoserver ______________ cmd-isolation=hypervFrom the drop-down list, select the command you would use to view all running containers on the container host:docker psYou want to create a new Hyper-V container from the base container image and run the cmd command to open the command line interface in the container. However, you have not pulled the image from Docker Hub.
What will happen when you run the following command:
docker run -it microsoft/nanoserver -isolation=hyperv cmddocker will look for the image on your container host; if it is not there, it will pull the image from Docker Hub and create a hyper-v container.Which of the following best describes container storage?Container storage is not persistent, which is by design because containers are meant to be isolated and disposableYou are working with a container that you are using to test a new application that is under development. You need to move the container to another container host, but you don't want to lose the changes you've made and the files you've created within the container.
What can you do to preserve the container's system changes and files? (Select two)Create a new image file from the current container instance using the docker commit command
Mount a directory in the container host's file system in the file system of the container following this syntax: docker run -it -v <container_dir>:<host_dir> <image_name> cmd.exeYou have several containers running on your container host. You need the containers to have private network communication with each other. You also want them to have access to the Internet.
Which of the following container networking options should you use?NATYou have several containers running on your container host. You need the containers to function as if they were separate physical machines connected to the physical network segment. The containers need to get IP addressing information from the DHCP server on your physical network segment.
Which of the following container networking options should you use?TransparentFrom the drop-down list, select the command you would use to display a list of virtual networks on the container host:docker network lsYou have several containers running on your container host. You need the containers to function as if they were separate physical machines connected to the physical network segment. The containers need to get IP addressing information from the DHCP server on your physical network segment.
From the drop down list, select the command that fills in the blank for the command to create a new bridged network:
______________________ -d transparentdocker network create