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While Linux containers appear to be supported on Windows hosts, it does not seem like actual Windows containers are supported as part of the project (unless I've done something horribly wrong). It would be great to spin up an instance of Windows Server/Core/Nano to test Windows deployments.
Possible Solution
The main issue I believe is that the chef/chef image doesn't have a Windows variant and I'm not sure how to work around that.
Failed to complete #create action: [{"message":"no such image: chef/chef:latest: No such image: chef/chef:latest"}
Here is my kitchen.yml that I would expect to work
Vagrant/Hyper-V is extremely slow, and in my experience failed pipelines are unable to cleanup test kitchen due to inability to delete existing VMs/.VHD files.
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Problem Statement
While Linux containers appear to be supported on Windows hosts, it does not seem like actual Windows containers are supported as part of the project (unless I've done something horribly wrong). It would be great to spin up an instance of Windows Server/Core/Nano to test Windows deployments.
Possible Solution
The main issue I believe is that the chef/chef image doesn't have a Windows variant and I'm not sure how to work around that.
Failed to complete #create action: [{"message":"no such image: chef/chef:latest: No such image: chef/chef:latest"}
Here is my kitchen.yml that I would expect to work
Alternatives
Vagrant/Hyper-V is extremely slow, and in my experience failed pipelines are unable to cleanup test kitchen due to inability to delete existing VMs/.VHD files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: