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Monday, June 20 • 5:20pm - 6:05pm
Windows Server and Docker - The Internals Behind Bringing Docker and Containers to Windows
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Docker leverages capabilities in Linux like namespaces and cgroups to enable containers and then builds tooling on top to enable users to build distributed apps. A common question is "What about Docker support for Windows?" In this session the Windows engineering leads will dive deep into the primitives within Windows to enable an awesome Docker experience on Windows. This session will also include a live demo of Docker and Windows Server.
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Taylor Brown

Lead Program Manager for Windows Server and Hyper-V Containers, Microsoft
Taylor Brown is a Principal Program Management Lead in the Windows and Devices Group at Microsoft.  As part of the base Windows engineering team he and his team focus specifically on container technologies, including Windows Server Containers and Hyper-V Containers.  Taylor started his career in Windows working on the 1394/Firewire stack for Windows 2003 then on ACPI/power management for Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1, he then... Read More →
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John Starks

Principal Software Engineering Lead, Microsoft
John Starks is a Principal Engineering Lead on the virtualization team at Microsoft, part of the Windows and Devices Group. He is one of the core architects for Windows containers and leads the team responsible for the management interfaces and Docker Engine contributions. John joined the virtualization team in 2007 and has worked on core components of Hyper-V including virtualized storage and VMBus.

Monday June 20, 2016 5:20pm - 6:05pm
Ballroom 6C
  Black Belt

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