Microsoft recently announced the public preview of Azure Container Storage, a volume management service built natively for containers.

Azure has done the same, using the open source Docker Registry 2.0 as the basis for its own container registry, compliant with Open Container Initiative.

The sample service highlights another benefit to Windows Server container support in Kubernetes on Azure, as you can use the Azure Container Registry to manage your container base images.

Microsoft's new Azure Container Instances service allows users to set up containers without having to manage virtual machines.

Microsoft notes that there’s also space for you to add your own hardware in addition to the Azure Stack systems, treating the container as a physical hybrid cloud.

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