Steps to do:
- Run the container with the command docker run -it 4f222 cmd.exe
- Image which is run here microsoft/windowsservercore
- this should open the command prompt
- then the navigate through the command prompt (to c:\ProgramFiles\powershell\powershell.exe) to get a powershell command prompt
- In the powershell execute: Install-WindowsFeature -Name Web-Server, Web-Mgmt-Tools
- Above commnand should enable IIS Server on the container and also install management tool for that
- To test the successful installation of the web-server try executing the iisreset in the prompt, you should be able to see the iisreset message then.
- To know the full folder name of the docker image we need to run the command: docker inspect -f '{{.Id}}' e9bb03ced109(ContainerID)
- Best option is to mount a folder to the image and then have it as a part of the image so that it can be accessed within the image.
- command to run in the mount mode: docker run -it 4f222 powershell.exe --mount type=bind,source=c:\Hackathon,target=c:\Hackathon (Some how this did not work today)
- Trying another suggestion form StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40313633/how-to-copy-files-from-local-machine-to-docker-container-on-windows
- Container name is required to execute the command, to get the container name:
docker ps --format "{{.Names}}"
- Modified command for this machine:
docker cp c:\Hackathon sharp_euclid:c:\Hackathon
- Run the container with the command docker run -it 4f222 cmd.exe
- Image which is run here microsoft/windowsservercore
- this should open the command prompt
- then the navigate through the command prompt (to c:\ProgramFiles\powershell\powershell.exe) to get a powershell command prompt
- In the powershell execute: Install-WindowsFeature -Name Web-Server, Web-Mgmt-Tools
- Above commnand should enable IIS Server on the container and also install management tool for that
- To test the successful installation of the web-server try executing the iisreset in the prompt, you should be able to see the iisreset message then.
- To know the full folder name of the docker image we need to run the command: docker inspect -f '{{.Id}}' e9bb03ced109(ContainerID)
- Best option is to mount a folder to the image and then have it as a part of the image so that it can be accessed within the image.
- command to run in the mount mode: docker run -it 4f222 powershell.exe --mount type=bind,source=c:\Hackathon,target=c:\Hackathon (Some how this did not work today)
- Trying another suggestion form StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40313633/how-to-copy-files-from-local-machine-to-docker-container-on-windows
- Container name is required to execute the command, to get the container name:
docker ps --format "{{.Names}}"
- Modified command for this machine:
docker cp c:\Hackathon sharp_euclid:c:\Hackathon
