[WINDOWS NANOSERVER 1803] Update to Apama Core Community Edition 10.3…

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kpalf · Apr 28, 2019 · a206e80 · a206e80
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diff --git a/apamacore-nanoserver_amd64/Dockerfile b/apamacore-nanoserver_amd64/Dockerfile
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 # https://hub.docker.com/r/microsoft/nanoserver/
 
 ARG SAG_HOME=C:\\SoftwareAG
-ARG ACCE_VERSION=10.3.0.1
+ARG ACCE_VERSION=10.3.1.1
 ARG ACCE_LIBRARY_VERSION=10.3
 
 #####################################################################
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ LABEL \
  arch="x86-64" \
  base="microsoft/nanoserver:1803" \
  maintainer="Kev Palfreyman (@kpalf)" \
- build-date="20181015" \
+ build-date="20190428" \
  version=${ACCE_VERSION}
 
 # Set environment variables inside the image

diff --git a/apamacore-nanoserver_amd64/README.md b/apamacore-nanoserver_amd64/README.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ You will also see tags for Apama Core on other base images such as CentOS (amd64
 The first nanoserver image for this repository was using version 1709, but as new releases become available it's moved forward, for example with version 1803.
 The nanoserver 1803 based image for Apama Core can be pulled with the following command:
 ```
-docker pull kpalf/apamacore:10.3.0.1_nanoserver_amd64_1803
+docker pull kpalf/apamacore:10.3.1.1_nanoserver_amd64_1803
 ```
 
 ## User ID
@@ -33,10 +33,9 @@ To find out more about Apama, access full documentation, and download the distri
 Windows Server Nano Server has undergone significant changes since first release. The first LTS or GA release is known as `"10.0.14393.<build-number>"` and is around 400MB.
 However, the ones we want are the smaller ones that started with the "Fall Creators Update" or "1709", with tags `"1709_KB<knowledge-base-id>"`, and later the "1803" release. The 1709 release started nice and small at 93MB when it was first released, but have grown with each monthly update - the May 2018 is 132MB. The first 1803 release in May 2018 was 115MB, and by October 2018 is 145MB.
 
-To use the nanoserver 1709 image, and layered images such as this one, your host OS needs to be either Windows 10 (Fall Creators Update / 1709), or Windows Server version 1709.
-To use the nanoserver 1803 image, and layered images such as this one, your host OS needs to be either Windows 10 (1803), or Windows Server version 1803. The 1803 image might work on a 1709 host but is NOT recommended (I don't test this).
+To use the nanoserver 1803 image, and layered images such as this one, your host OS needs to be either Windows 10 (1803 or later), or Windows Server version 1803 or later. The 1803 image might work on a 1709 host but is NOT recommended (I don't test this). 
 
-In future we will create a nanoserver 1809 image.
+In future we will create a later nanoserver image based on either 1809 (or maybe whatever 19H1 is labelled as).
 
 For more info on Windows Container version compatibility wee the following:
 https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/windowscontainers/deploy-containers/version-compatibility

diff --git a/apamacore-nanoserver_amd64/tag.bat b/apamacore-nanoserver_amd64/tag.bat
@@ -1 +1 @@
-docker tag apamacore:nanoserver_amd64_1803 kpalf/apamacore:10.3.0.1_nanoserver_amd64_1803
+docker tag apamacore:nanoserver_amd64_1803 kpalf/apamacore:10.3.1.1_nanoserver_amd64_1803
diff --git a/apamacore-nanoserver_amd64/test-version.bat b/apamacore-nanoserver_amd64/test-version.bat
@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
 docker run --rm apamacore:nanoserver_amd64_1803 correlator --version
-docker run --rm kpalf/apamacore:10.3.0.1_nanoserver_amd64_1803 correlator --version
+docker run --rm kpalf/apamacore:10.3.1.1_nanoserver_amd64_1803 correlator --version