type CreateOptions struct {

	// Common parameters
	ID               string             // Identifier for the container
	Owner            string             // Specifies the owner. Defaults to executable name.
	Spec             *specs.Spec        // Definition of the container or utility VM being created
	SchemaVersion    *hcsschema.Version // Requested Schema Version. Defaults to v2 for RS5, v1 for RS1..RS4
	HostingSystem    *uvm.UtilityVM     // Utility or service VM in which the container is to be created.
	NetworkNamespace string             // Host network namespace to use (overrides anything in the spec)

	// This is an advanced debugging parameter. It allows for diagnosibility by leaving a containers
	// resources allocated in case of a failure. Thus you would be able to use tools such as hcsdiag
	// to look at the state of a utility VM to see what resources were allocated. Obviously the caller
	// must a) not tear down the utility VM on failure (or pause in some way) and b) is responsible for
	// performing the ReleaseResources() call themselves.
	DoNotReleaseResourcesOnFailure bool

	// ScaleCPULimitsToSandbox indicates that the container CPU limits should be adjusted to account
	// for the difference in CPU count between the host and the UVM.
	ScaleCPULimitsToSandbox bool
}