wins
is a way to operate the Windows host inside the Windows container.
> wins.exe -h
NAME:
rancher-wins - A way to operate the Windows host inside the Windows container
USAGE:
wins.exe [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
VERSION:
...
DESCRIPTION:
Rancher Wins Component (...)
COMMANDS:
srv, server
cli, client
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help
--version, -v print the version
> wins.exe srv -h
NAME:
rancher-wins srv - The server side commands of Rancher Wins
USAGE:
rancher-wins srv command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
app, application Manage Rancher Wins Application
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help
> wins.exe cli -h
NAME:
rancher-wins cli - The client side commands of Rancher Wins
USAGE:
rancher-wins cli command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
hns Manage Host Networking Service
hst, host Manage Host
net, network Manage Network Adapter
prc, process Manage Processes
route Manage Routes
app, application Manage Rancher Wins Application
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help
# [host] start the wins server
> wins.exe srv app run --log-level debug --listen rancher_wins
# [host] verify the created npipe
> Get-ChildItem //./pipe/ | Where-Object Name -eq "rancher_wins"
# [host] start a container
> $WINS_BIN_PATH=<...>; docker run --rm -it -v //./pipe/rancher_wins://./pipe/rancher_wins -v "$($WINS_BIN_PATH):c:\host\wins" -w c:\host\wins --entrypoint powershell mcr.microsoft.com/windows/servercore:ltsc2019
# [inside container] query the host network adapter
>> .\wins.exe cli network get
{"InterfaceIndex":"7","GatewayAddress":"10.170.0.1","SubnetCIDR":"10.170.0.0/20","HostName":"frank-wins-dev","AddressCIDR":"10.170.15.229/32"}
# [host] download nginx
> Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing -OutFile nginx.zip -Uri http://nginx.org/download/nginx-1.15.9.zip
# [host] expand nginx in the current directory
> Expand-Archive -Force -Path nginx.zip -Destination c:\nginx
# [host] start a container
> $WINS_BIN_PATH=<...>; echo "`$NGINX_BIND_DIR=$NGINX_BIND_DIR"; docker run --rm -it -v //./pipe/rancher_wins://./pipe/rancher_wins -v "$($WINS_BIN_PATH):c:\host\wins" -v "c:\nginx:c:\nginx" -w c:\host\wins --entrypoint powershell mcr.microsoft.com/windows/servercore:ltsc2019
# [inside container] start nginx and receive the running output
>> .\wins.exe cli app run --path c:\nginx\nginx-1.15.9\nginx.exe --exposes TCP:80
# [host] verify the process
> Get-Process rancher-wins-*
> curl.exe 127.0.0.1
> make.bat build
There are not any Docker-in-Docker supported Windows images for now, rancher/wins
has to separate the validation test and integration test.
For validation test, which could be embedded into a containerized CI flow, please run the below command in PowerShell
:
> make.bat
For integration test, please run the below command in PowerShell
:
> make.bat integration
Note: Don't use
bin/wins.exe
after integration testing. Pleasemake.bat build
again.
If want both of them, please run the below command in PowerShell
:
> make.bat all
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