Docker for Windows Extensions

1. Running a web server in a Docker container, such as Apache or Nginx. 2. Using Docker to set up and run a database, such as MySQL or MongoDB. 3. Setting up and running a continuous integration and delivery pipeline with tools like Jenkins or TravisCI. 4. Running a Node.js or Python application in a Docker container. 5. Building and testing a .NET application in a Windows container. 6. Using Docker to run GUI applications such as VS Code or Firefox. 7. Running a Jupyter notebook in a Docker container for data science and machine learning tasks. 8. Using Docker to run a Selenium web testing framework for automated web testing. 9. Running a Windows-based virtual machine in a Docker container for legacy application compatibility. 10. Running a Windows-based game in a Docker container for gaming on-the-go.

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