Windows Docker Client Publishing

remember before in order to demonstrate the need to articles for compiling and installing Docker clients on Windows 8.1 it? Now it can be ignored. Why? The blog has been clearly explained because Microsoft has announced a rapid rollout of the Windows version of the Docker client version 1.6 with Docker as a new trend to embrace open source and emerging projects quickly. Now that we can use Docker client technology just like on Mac and Linux, it's much easier for developers of Microsoft platforms to connect and choose Docker's development environment. Of course, Windows has also released the Nano (the Windows Server-side virtual container service, this is not the content of this blog discussion)

Microsoft and Docker's client project is an open source project that can now be GitHub Review the progress, and of course the Docker Windows Server container Project (Nano) image will also be in the Docker hub.

Installing the Client

The simplest way is to download it from GitHubDocker installation programDirect deployment. Of course, if you are a Linux developer and OPS person, probably familiar with the Yum or Apt-get Package Manager, then is there a similar on Windows? Virtual Studio developers on Windows may be familiar with the NuGet Package Manager, and Microsoft now offers another binary application package manager like Apt-get or NPM on the Windows platform, calledchocolatey NuGet, the installation method is many simple, can be run through PowerShell or CMD console, but attention needs PowerShell environment, new WMF 5.0 in PowerShellOneget, similar to puppt and chef, provide support for its application package management in a Windows environment. So long story short, if you need a unified Package Manager to maintain and install, that is ideal, so you can install the Docker client through chocolatey, referenceDocker official documentationto install or upgrade.

docker documentation boot2docker documents deploy the Docker environment locally, and of course, I wrote an article Span style= "font-family: ' Microsoft Jas Black ', ' Microsoft Yahei '; font-size:18px;" > If you don't mind looking.

Finally, I tested the Ubuntu 14.04 Docker environment that was connected to Azure, initially failed to connect, showing the local Docker client API version is 1.1.8, and the server-side remote API is 1.1.5 version mismatch, the workaround is simple The server-side upgrade of Docker to 1.6. version 0 is consistent with the Docker Windows client, and many of the upgrade methods are available through Azure Portal, considering that the portal does not have GA in the Chinese area, so I am using the reference Upgrade the Docker installation upgrade documentation . The concrete method is relatively simple, the direct reference just.

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Windows Docker Client Publishing