This is a Docker on Windows Server 2016 Vagrant environment for playing with Windows containers.
Install the Base Windows Box.
Install the required plugins:
vagrant plugin install vagrant-windows-update
vagrant plugin install vagrant-reloadThen launch the environment:
vagrant upNB On my machine this takes about 1h to complete... but YMMV!
At the end of the provision the examples are run.
Windows containers cannot be gracefully shutdown, either there is no shutdown notification or they are forcefully terminated after a while. Check the moby issue 25982 for progress.
The next table describes whether a docker stop --time 600 <container> will graceful shutdown a container that is running a console, gui, or service app.
| base image | app | behaviour |
|---|---|---|
| nanoserver | console | does not receive the shutdown notification |
| windowsservercore | console | receives the shutdown notification but is killed after about 5 seconds |
| nanoserver | gui | fails to run RegisterClass (there's no GUI support in nano) |
| windowsservercore | gui | receives the shutdown notification but is killed after about 5 seconds |
| nanoserver | service | only receives the pre shutdown notification but is killed after about 195 seconds |
| windowsservercore | service | only receives the pre shutdown notification but is killed after about 195 seconds |
NG setting WaitToKillServiceTimeout (e.g. Set-ItemProperty -Path HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control -Name WaitToKillServiceTimeout -Value '450000') does not have any effect on extending the kill service timeout.
You can launch these example containers from host as:
vagrant execute -c '/vagrant/ps.ps1 examples/graceful-terminating-console-application/run.ps1'
vagrant execute -c '/vagrant/ps.ps1 examples/graceful-terminating-gui-application/run.ps1'
vagrant execute -c '/vagrant/ps.ps1 examples/graceful-terminating-windows-service/run.ps1'
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