Platform vs windows
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
Platform is a software that provides a unified platform for building and deploying applications. It allows developers to create, deploy, and manage applications across multiple cloud providers and on-premises environments.
dockur/windows runs a full Windows desktop inside a Docker container, using KVM acceleration on a Linux host. It automates the Windows installation and exposes the running desktop through a browser-based viewer on port 8006 or any RDP client, with USB passthrough and configurable CPU, RAM, and disk. It needs Docker or Podman on a Linux host with /dev/kvm available - Docker Desktop on macOS or Windows does not provide KVM access to containers and is not supported.
- Unified platform for building and deploying applications
- Supports multiple cloud providers and on-premises environments
- Automated deployment and scaling of applications
- Robust security features
- Automatic download and hands-free Windows installation
- Near-native performance with KVM acceleration
- Customizable CPU, memory, and storage allocation, with USB passthrough and host folder sharing
- Easy integration with other Docker containers and services
- Complex setup and configuration
- Steep learning curve
- Limited support for legacy applications
- Limited support for certain Windows applications and services
- Requires Docker and containerization knowledge
- May require additional configuration and setup
