@therealdandecker there used to be an LCOW effort that didn't really go beyond the experimental stage, so maybe they just decided on never doing it back then. Cc: Dan Decker ***@***. Yes, not everything can run Hyper-V However, even Windows containers on Windows suffer from severe limitations and critical issues, so we are stuck with no good option in the end. With current VM Windows containers are working fine but when I switch to Linux containers and try to run them I am getting this error They only formally support Windows 10 versions still in servicing, so https://docs.docker.com/desktop/windows/install/ lists Windows 10 21H1 or higher (20H2 for Enterprise/Education) but even if they are enforcing that in the installer, an installer from early-mid 2021 (when the 30-month support window for Windows 10 version 1809 expired) would still allow installation. Dan Decker, ________________________________ Cc: Dan Decker ; Mention in fact, not every cloud virtual machine support Hyper-V, so it even not a option for docker desktop + hyper-V. so wsl2 can not be use in a VM environment that do not support the nest virtualization ? Nowadays most of the new server side programs are containerized, in docker, and run with k8s. Sent: Wednesday, December 9, 2020 1:45:41 PM As mentioned on this thread, must have been dropped for security and performance reasons. The author in the comments says: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-on-server, Is it V1? privacy statement. I am more surprised I think that its framed as a wholly bad idea rather than something that Microsoft just does not want to support at this time from a strategic standpoint (production WSL2.) Sent: Monday, April 12, 2021 7:01:05 AM As far as I can tell from in-passing GitHub PR discussions with Windows Container Platform team members, LCOW is not dead, and is still being actively supported in hcsshim and containerd by them. I understand how it ended up there but seems strange to simultaneously hype how WSL2 is an incredible innovation but not production ready. Naturally people just moves away from windows server just because of this. Support on WS 2019 is likely deprecated using Hyper-V backend because Docker Desktop only supports a certain number of prior windows releases. Docker EE doesn't use WSL2 and when attempting to force it or Docker Desktop to do so it errors out saying it cannot parse the output of the wsl command (which is just the help message). From: Marc-Andr Moreau I have trying it on the Windows Admin Center and it doesn't work because a functionnality is not installed. Documentation is really confusing. From: Marc-Andr Moreau Thank you all for giving us your feedback here, I look forwards to hearing more as we give more updates when they're available. It is a sad situation that we have to wait until year 2022 or 2025 for a new Windows Server LTSC, just to be able to use WSL2, by which time it may well be obsolete. Cc: Dan Decker ; Comment I think, it is safe to assume that WS2019 is not going to have any further feature updates given that WS2022 was released. By clicking Sign up for GitHub, you agree to our terms of service and ________________________________ ________________________________ To: MicrosoftDocs/WSL ***@***. And Microsoft clearly stated that WSL2 is not going to happen on WS2022 too. That means in many cases those containers simply CANNOT be deployed on windows server in any production sense. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. UWP depends on OS, it's dying. ***> just output the help message. You could jump forward to the vNext LTSC preview, perhaps? I would be interested as well, especially if the Linux MongoDB container works correctly with a docker volume under WSL2. Docker Desktop should work on Windows Server 2019 but it would need to be with the desktop experience (you actually can run some GUI apps on server core but why would you.) Well occasionally send you account related emails. From: Florian-cypheR ***@***. Given the timing, this suggests we might get a Windows Server LTSC release paired with Windows 10 21H1, as there's been no indication yet that 21H1 has forked from the "active development builds". There is a ticket specifically for WSL2 on the now-announced Windows Server LTSC 2022 (late 2021) microsoft/WSL#6301. failed to start service utility VM (createreadwrite): hcsshim::CreateComputeSystem feed74e37d12e5f46740b066cb1d49fca497ebad70755bcd8586d26f43ff74ce_svm: The virtual machine could not be started because a required feature is not installed . Really frustrating, that it's still not a thing in the 2022 Server. But 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. ***> Official Linux containers only) or run into issues that ought to be fixed in Docker for Windows (MongoDB). You can run the command to install via powershell without any issue but I think the service is never actually configured. As you guys highlight it : it seems that docker won't work well before the release of the WS2022 in the hypothesis that Microsoft engage itself into WSL2. I haven't confirmed this, but the Windows Server, version 2004 SAC release should have WSL2 support. Cc: Dan Decker ***@***. A little off-topic but if you're running Docker on Windows, you want to befriend Elton Stoneman, the author of the book, Docker on Windows, 2nd Edition and an architect at Docker (the company). produces any output as a starter. WS 2019 running is running Windows 10 build 1809 I believe which is long deprecated by Docker. From: john ***@***. To: MicrosoftDocs/WSL ***@***. Get Docker Images and Containers Updates Notifications. On Jun 21, 2022, at 3:33 AM, TBBle ***@***. We are eagerly waiting to run Linux containers on Windows Server 2019 platform. ________________________________ I suggest Microsoft implements WSL2 for at least Windows Server 2022 or Microsoft will loose much important companies, since it's more hasslefree to deploy containers on linux than it is on Windows. ***>; Mention ***@***. Best, ***> microsoft/Windows-Containers#37, @shanselman I really wanted to use WSL2 that you advertised. So I believe this issue should be closed as WEKNOWBETTERWHATYOUNEED WONTFIX. Development container with Visual Studio code - how does Mapping multiple docker networks to interface names Press J to jump to the feed. I guess going back to Linux \_()_/. The ability to run Linux containers natively in Windows Server to me is critical. I've been having a look around at various guides that detail running Docker on WSL but I've tried a few things which have led me to nothing. After adding virtual machine platform and doing a reboot then doing wsl update it errors out. Has it been included in one of the semi-annual release channels and just not here? Surprised in a way that the folks there making these decisions do not see WSL2 as a viable path for production workloads when WSL2 is using the Hyper-V framework. ***>; Mention ***@***. To: MicrosoftDocs/WSL ***@***. You are receiving this because you were mentioned. From: diplopito ***@***. You should also be able to use LCOW (v1)-based containers, but Docker has deprecated support for that and will drop it in the next major release, and Microsoft also considers it deprecated. Even tried building the WSL kernel from source and that didn't work Yeah, it sounds like the wsl binary is still from WSL1, if it doens't know the --set-default-version parameter, which suggests the whole subsystem is WSL 1 still. docker-library/mongo#385 Hi folks, I've made a statement on the microsoft/wsl GitHub repo to help clarify this. WSL2 does not to my knowledge work on LTSC Server 2019 or latest 2022 builds and (weirdly) is not intended to. 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. The statement "WSL 2 is available on all SKUs where WSL is currently available, including Windows 10 Home." what can I say ? I want docker for windows it because it have a GUI, and I just can not believe that we can not use wsl2+docker with windows server with UI in 2021.3.31. I'm trying to setup a Windows Server 2019 instance that I can run both Windows Containers and Linux Containers at the same time. @chara1ampos: Given that it's 2-3 years between LTSC releases, and Windows Server 2019 was based on Windows 10 1809, there is a strong expectation of an LTSC release in 2021. Thanks a lot Microsoft, we've just migrated away from Server 2019 Datacenter Edition. Cc: Dan Decker ***@***. Cc: Dan Decker ***@***. ***> This link was shared earlier in the thread by Marc-Andr Moreau. It's literally a foreign thing running inside Windows, and how are AVs going to deal with that exactly? ***>; Mention ***@***. Theyve made it clear that WSL2 is simultaneously the future of WSL while also maintaining its a development tool not used for production deployments even if many of us disagree. That doesn't specify what their use-cases are, and LCOW may be considered a developer-only feature as WSL2 apparently is; I've never tried it on Windows Server. I'm sure that Hyper-V and the containers are installed but perhaps i miss something - i'll you tell if i find something later. The issue here is that even Windows containers on Windows have several unfixed issues, starting with the lack of graceful shutdown support. 1- docker desktop on windows sever Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2021 6:51:50 PM The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Since WSL2 was introduced well after Windows Server 2019, I cannot see that it would be backported to an LTSC version. Dan Decker, ________________________________ @therealdandecker 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. did they not think about this workload? ***> So you're also correct, the documentation is confusing. I think the issue is in supporting the virtual machine platform. You signed in with another tab or window. Windows server 2019 RDSH pink screen artefacts problem Vulhub: Pre-Built Vulnerable Environments Based on [Help] Sharing Large Amounts of Data Between Containers, Pushing Large docker images and making code changes. Certainly the underlying Docker Engine still supports Windows Server 2019; the upcoming Docker Engine 22.06 release lifts the minimum Windows version to Windows Server 2019. ***> wrote: is it not supported or simply its moved beyond preview releases. Although the error message you got suggests that you got past that point, and are hitting a lower-level issue. Nested virtualization is not supported with AMD, is supported with Intel, Doesn't support running Hyper-V on top of KVM. The TOC just says "Install WSL & update to WSL 2", but the page with the WSL2 instructions is titled "Windows Subsystem for Linux Installation Guide for Windows 10". Already on GitHub? (I'll be closing this one out for house keeping purposes). You may still be able to run containers user the Docker Desktop Hyper-V backend, although Docker Desktop does not formally support Windows Server, as far as I recall. I had hoped that WSL2 would lead to WSL2-based LCOW, particularly since WSL2 is using the same underlying Windows infrastructure as HyperV-isolated containers, and on the Linux side your WSL2 distros are containers, so things would just work, but for now I guess Docker Desktop's "Docker-in-Docker" approach for Linux containers in WSL2 is the closest we have. ***> We've listened to feedback in this area and I'd like to clarify that WSL 2 distros are now supported on Windows server versions 2004 and 20H2. 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. Subject: Re: [MicrosoftDocs/WSL] WSL2 Support for Windows Server 2019 (, WS2022 does not include WSL2 and does not intend to- folks at Microsoft have previously stated (link somewhere in this thread) that WSL2 is not intended as a production solution. Currently WSL 2 distro support is not on Windows Server 2022, but we are investigating this. However, WSL is a native windows feature of WS2k19 which in turn doesn't require Hyper-V to be installed. The windows containers are useful but severely limited in terms of availability compared with Linux. Cc: Dan Decker ; Mention Have a question about this project? I'll have to check that out - I have been doing my development work on Windows 10 Pro right now, which definitely requires Docker on Desktop and Hyper-V + Intel Virtualization in Bios. It's a pretty niche scenario but we would benefit from it if possible. The thing is that this is precisely what most people waiting for WSL2 on Windows Server want to do it with: run production workloads. Subject: Re: [MicrosoftDocs/WSL] WSL2 Support for Windows Server 2019 (, Tried it. WSL2 depend on OS, it's ~~~~~. I think youd still have the same issue with the WSL2 install from the Windows store unless the Virtual Machine Platform installation actually works. Only LTSC versions have desktop support. Best, We use Windows Server 2019 as teamcity build agents and want to use docker in teamcity with support for linux containers and now it sounds like this is not going to happen and that we need a linux based build agent? WSL2 is the only way I think. Subject: Re: [MicrosoftDocs/WSL] WSL2 Support for Windows Server 2019 (. I assume it did, since it was working on LTSC up until recently. Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2021 5:20:13 AM I think one of the unspoken reasons for not wanting Linux containers on Windows is because they don't really know how to make this thing integrate well with the Windows security system. The Windows Server, version 2004 SAC release notes are focused on the container image release, even though ISO releases and cloud provider VMs have been appearing since May. But there is no VM with Windows Server + WSL2 that I can run with it in the cloud! Sent: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 4:51:27 AM The main difference is that the store version is no longer tied to Windows Updates: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/a-preview-of-wsl-in-the-microsoft-store-is-now-available/. ***>; Mention ***@***. I can confirm after testing tonight WIndows Server 2019 Preview that even in the preview release of 2004 LTSC with desktop experience (I typically use server core but wanted to see) that WSL2 is not functioning; I did an install with the same setup as on my windows 10 box where I have it running and could not get it to run either Docker or Ubuntu in Version 2. So, given that nested virtualization support is limited to Intel, and Windows Server 2019 does support virtualization, and WSL2 is a full blown Windows kernel inside Windows, it stands to reason you probably don't need Hyper-V enabled to run containers. Hyper-V backend will not be the issue as much as any existing support for LTS windows. Another vote for WSL2 on 2019/2022. This is absolutely overkill for 80% of use cases, but that's what seems to be the target right now. I'm currently running my Windows Server 2019 in an environment where I can't spin-up Hyper-V in the instance so I'm unable to use the 'regular' LCOW experimental method. Yes, I know, the store is not exactly very practical on Windows Server, but I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to extract the contents of the msix bundle to try and run it directly on Windows Server 2022. ***> Even WSL2 if it were available on Windows Server utilizes the Hyper-V framework (so you would need a virtualization-capable machine or VM.) To be honest I never liked Windows that much, but I thought that Windows Server 2022 would indeed be used a lot more than before, since cloud computing + virtualization have become a really big thing and all these new features were implemented. I am also running Windows Containers and I've discovered a couple of small gotchas around running Windows Containers vs. Linux Containers, such as how space inefficient MSI installers are. @TBBle the 2004 version has no desktop support. Subject: Re: [MicrosoftDocs/WSL] WSL2 Support for Windows Server 2019 (, How does support for feature requests like this work? Best, ***> ***> 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. And since there is a huge difference in the level of functionality between WSL1 and 2 the later is the preferred, Also https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl2-faq should be updated. clearly stated that WSL2 is not going to happen on WS2022 too, https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/a-preview-of-wsl-in-the-microsoft-store-is-now-available/, https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/a-preview-of-wsl-in-the-microsoft-store-is-now-available/; Mention ***@***. I'm fairly sure LCOW works without virtualisation, although it doesn't work in many other important ways, so it's usage is very limited. Apparently it used to work: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-server-insiders/how-to-install-wsl-2-on-windows-server/m-p/858359. That's not going to work unless they give "simple" containers a lot more love. I am in trouble because i have established all my development strategy on deploying a web app through a Docker's container installed on a Windows Server 2019. WSL 2 distros are now enabled on Windows Server 2022, you can get access to it right away by installing a KB. Dan Decker, ________________________________ Best, It's really unfortunate, since most containers I need, won't run on wsl1. Windows 10 Enterprise 2019 LTSC is still in Mainstream support until January 2024, but I assume Docker Desktop isn't consideration the LTSC versions of Windows 10, since they're intended for specialised devices. I did the same on PowerShell but the daemon refuse to launch due to unsufficients rights. I would think its a matter of product support / maintenance but there must be other things under the covers they think make it less reliable for production workloads. I did read that the Linux kernel was not included in the preview releases, but I am unclear as to what that meant, i.e. Didnt work for me. ^_^. Also can confirm the above. 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. 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. Sign in Unless someone can convince Microsoft otherwise, I think WSL2 will remain a Windows 10 developer toy, unfortunately. My guess is they hope most customers would migrate to Kubernetes for their container workloads and simply stick to Windows containers on Windows, and Linux containers on Linux, which means having a pool of Windows and Linux nodes inside a Kubernetes cluster. Windows Server 2012 R2 Slow and creating Temp profiles Windows Server 2019 Powercfg AMD optimization. I have seen things online but not fully tested WSL2 in SAC. Cc: Dan Decker ***@***. The commands ***>; Mention ***@***. The same container that a developer builds and tests on a laptop can run at scale, in production, on VMs, bare metal, OpenStack clusters, public clouds and more. If you'd like to use WSL 2 distros on Windows Server I would recommend you use Windows server version 20H2 for the time being. From: Marc-Andr Moreau ***@***. That said, LCOW was never very good, it had a lot of limitations that were never resolved, which is why everyone has deprecated it in favour of future containerd-based approaches which are currently (AFAIK) still WIP. I think it is obvious that it won't happen for Windows Server 2019, but maybe there's hope with Windows Server 2022 using the new Windows Subsystem for Linux Preview available on the store. ***> This is very sad, since I need WSL2 running on my Windows Server 2022 Datacenter.. ***> You can read more at this comment: Hi, I read lots of comments, so is no way how to start Linux containers on Windows Server 2019? And Hyper-V does indeed use a higher workload and is much slower in it's reaction times to user input. Sent: Thursday, April 1, 2021 11:31:30 AM Ive tested this with WS2022 and the command to update the Linux kernel. 3- Windows Containers if youre running .NET or windows compatible technologies for windows containers, ________________________________ Microsoft needs to do (a lot) better if they want Windows Server to keep up with Linux. Three options really: As far as I can see in the release notes, Docker Desktop has most-recently deprecated Windows 1709 (build 16299). It's sad because WSL2 is what the original LCOW should have been, so they now have a good basis to make it work. It's just very frustrating because WSL2 correctly handles filesystem operations required by databases, so it's almost perfect as-is, if only it could be made official. wsl --set-default-version 2 or wsl --set-version 2 Maybe try a simple Hello, World container that does --attach on docker run and see if pwsh.exe -Command "Write-Host 'Hello, World!'" From: matsmcp ***@***. 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