Business or IT administrators need a highly available and quickly creatable environment with the highest security. Though Windows Server Containers are easily to spin up and can guarantee high-availability, they cannot be used to host mission critical or highly secure environments. Because they all share the same kernel shell, any malware attacks on the OS easily pass through the container and will impact the applications as well. So Microsoft built another variation of the container technology called Hyper-V Containers (Linux containers have only one type of isolation). Unlike Windows Server Containers, Hyper-V have their own OS, and nothing is shared across co-existing containers, so therefore they are more secure than the shared containers. Microsoft also added a great benefit by partnering with Docker: the same Docker commands can be used to build, run or test any Windows Container images.
Also, note that, while Hyper-V is the runtime technology powering Hyper...