Kamelojwr

 I am a happy Docker for Windows user and it has been of great help to have it running natively on Windows 10 However since the last 2–3 updates, the experience around upgrading has not been positive On all the occasions, the Docker daemon has failed to start and I have ended up uninstalling and installing it again at times Windows 10 Build or later Docker desktop version 25 or later WSL 2 installed Before using WSL By default, docker desktop currently uses HyperV which means if you install it today and start it up, behind the scenes it will spin up a VM If you run GetVM from PowerShell you can see that VM has the rather unmysterious nameDocker recommends that you use restart policies, and avoid using process managers to start containers Restart policies are different from the liverestore flag of the dockerd command Using liverestore allows you to keep your containers running during a Docker upgrade, though networking and user input are interrupted 1 Docker desktop for windows 10 fail