Docker on Windows still has some issues. We can not use Virtualbox and Docker together due to both requiring different types of virtualization support from Windows. So if the project has a lot of Windows users, it may be better to build a VM image. Otherwise, docker is a good, frictionless solution.
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Docker on Windows still has some issues. We can not use Virtualbox and Docker together due to both requiring different types of virtualization support from Windows. So if the project has a lot of Windows users, it may be better to build a VM image. Otherwise, docker is a good, frictionless solution.