There are a lot of good reasons to use Docker. Right now, my reason is that I need to work with PowerShell on Linux, and with Windows 10 anniversary update, Windows containers now support Nano Server as well (which is the other logical place to test the new open source PowerShell).

Currently, Docker supports running Linux images or Windows images in their container service, but not both in the same server, so to get both, we need to first install Docker using the installer, (which handles dependencies like requiring Hyper-V and Containers) and then install the most recent version of the Windows service separately, and configure them to run together.

Here's a full explanation, but you could just [run the whole script](#file-install-d