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So, I'm an occasional developer (and a frequent scripter), so I occasionally need to, well, develop stuff. And quite often I need Docker for packaging whatever I'm trying to push out there, or possibly to run someone else's containers on my machine....

Okay - another one of the topics that I'm explaining probably more to myself than whoever's reading this later. But that's why I write this blog, so please bear with me. 🙂 Anyway, onto the actual issue at hand!...

This was another (luckily pretty shallow) rabbit hole down some corporate IT and weird default configurations by our favorite tech-daddy Microsoft. In this article, I will describe one possible reason for a process called Vmmem....