Docker installed in Linux __linux

Ready to

Download

wget Https://get.docker.com/builds/Linux/x86_64/docker-latest-O/usr/bin/docker

Kernel kernel low start:

Yum Install Kernel-ml-aufs Kernel-ml-aufs-devel

Ubuntu installation Docker

sudo apt-get install Docker

sudo service docker start

sudo docker run-d-P 8082:80 daocloud.io/daocloud/dao-2048

CentOS Installation Docker

Installation

Yum Install Docker (this version is older 1.5)

Yum Install Docker-io

Start

sudo./docker-d &

sudo service docker start

power-on Boot

sudo chkconfig Docker on

Shutdown (requires the service to be turned off before upgrading)

Killall Docker

To configure Daocloud mirroring:

/etc/default/docker

Docker_opts= "--registry-mirror=http://aad0405c.m.daocloud.io"

Docker-machine SSH Default
sudo sed-i "s| Extra_args= ' | extra_args= '--registry-mirror=http://b5c2dd1f.m.daocloud.io |g '/var/lib/boot2docker/profile
Exit
Docker-machine Restart Default

Replace the aad0405c with the mirror address link name that you created for you after you registered on Daocloud.

Docker Pull Glot/java

The bottom of the firewall is to use iptables for data filtering, based on iptables, which may conflict with Docker. When the FIREWALLD is started or restarted, the Docker rule will be removed from the iptables, thus affecting the normal work of Docker. When you are using SYSTEMD, FIREWALLD will start before Docker, but if you start or reboot Firewalld after Docker startup, you will need to restart the Docker process.

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