Andrew Pruski shows how to cap the resources available to a container:
What I’ve done here is use the cpus and memory switches to limit that container to a maximum of 2 CPUs and 2GB of RAM. There are other options available, more info is available here.
Simple, eh? But it does show something interesting.
I’m running Docker on my Windows 10 machine, using Linux containers. The way this works is by spinning up a Hyper-V Linux VM to run the containers (you can read more about this here).
Read on to learn more.