Turbo

Windows Containers, which we have learned so far run on a kernel modified to adapt containers, Turbo allows you to package applications and their dependencies into lightweight, isolated virtual environments called containers. Containers can then be run on any Windows machine that has Turbo installed. This makes it extremely easy to adapt for Windows.

Turbo is built on top of Spoon VMs. Spoon is an application virtualization engine that provides lightweight namespace isolation of the Windows Core OS features such as filesystem, registry, process, network, and threading. These containers are portable, which means no client is required to run. Turbo can containerize from simple desktop applications to complex server objects such as Microsoft SQL Server. Turbo VMs are extremely light and also possess streaming capabilities. Teams can share Spoon VMs using a shared repository called Turbo Hub.