Installation and use of Ubuntu Docker

Docker CE for Ubuntu

Docker CE for Ubuntu was the best-of-the-platform on Ubuntu Linux environments. Simplify provisioning and setup of Docker and accelerate your time to value in building and deploying container based APPL Ications.

Docker for Ubuntu is also available as a Enterprise Edition subscription with software, support and certification that CA n is installed on bare metal or cloud infrastructure.

Features and Benefits

• Easy installation and setup of a optimized Docker environment for Ubuntu on bare metal servers and VMs.
• Latest Docker platform version with built in orchestration (clustering and scheduling), runtime Security, container Networ King and volumes.
• Available as a free download with a monthly Edge or quarterly Stable release with community support.
• Also available for ARM based platforms

Prerequisites

To install Docker CE, you need the 64-bit version of the These Ubuntu versions:

• Yakkety 16.10
• Xenial 16.04
• Trusty 14.04

1. Set up the Repository

Set up the Docker CE repository on Ubuntu. lsb_release -csthe Sub-command prints the name of your Ubuntu version, like xenial or trusty .

sudo apt-get -y install   apt-transport-https   ca-certificates   curlcurl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/gpg | sudo apt-key add -sudo add-apt-repository        "deb [arch=amd64] https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu        $(lsb_release -cs)        stable"sudo apt-get update

2. Get Docker CE

Install the latest version of Docker CE on Ubuntu:

sudo apt-get -y install docker-ce

3. Test your Docker CE installation

Test Your installation:

sudo docker run hello-world

• # Check Run

PS AXF | grep Docker

13845? SSL 0:00/usr/bin/docker-d

sudo docker version

Start and stop the Docker service

• sudo service docker start
• sudo service docker stop
• sudo service docker restart

Installation and use of Ubuntu Docker