I don't see a reason why it would not be possible to make it run unofficially, but it'll always be an unsupported option without Microsoft's stamp of approval.
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The thing is that this is precisely what most people waiting for WSL2 on Windows Server want to do it with: run production workloads. So the current thinking is that WSL2 is great as a developer tool on Windows 10, but supporting it officially on Windows Server would give people the wrong idea since they might start using it for production workloads. I managed to get a clearer statement answer twitter:
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Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or WSL2 + Linux containers on Windows Server appear to be dead in the water, unfortunately. You are receiving this because you were mentioned. If WSL2 is added only on the upstream semi-annual channel, it would be very difficult to get customers to use it, as a lot of people still just want Windows Server + GUI and RDP (even though it may seem like a bad thing, it's what a lot of people do). Subject: Re: WSL2 Support for Windows Server 2019 ( I agree it would definitely be better to have an officially supported option to run Linux containers on the latest LTSC release of Windows Server with a GUI. Otherwise, this really means that if you can put up with the long list of limitations that come with Windows containers, you are still stuck without containerized database support, which is ridiculous. WSL2 + proper database support, or Windows containers on Windows with bug fixes for the issues preventing databases from working, but we've got to have at least one of the two and fast. However, even Windows containers on Windows suffer from severe limitations and critical issues, so we are stuck with no good option in the end.
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If WSL2 is added only on the upstream semi-annual channel, it would be very difficult to get customers to use it, as a lot of people still just want Windows Server + GUI and RDP (even though it may seem like a bad thing, it's what a lot of people do).īut realizing that getting Linux containers to run properly (including databases that are very tied to specific filesystem i/o calls) on Windows Server, I would settle for simply using Windows containers on Windows, as this is the only native option.
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Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or I agree it would definitely be better to have an officially supported option to run Linux containers on the latest LTSC release of Windows Server with a GUI. You are receiving this because you commented. At this point I don't care if we have to use Windows containers or Linux containers, all I really want are containers on Windows Server 2019. I have a multi-container application using Windows containers on Windows, but there are critical issues that have been known for years that prevent MongoDB (and possibly other databases) from working correctly inside Windows containers. I would be interested as well, especially if the Linux MongoDB container was work correctly with a docker volume under WSL2. Subject: Re: WSL2 Support for Windows Server 2019 ( #678)