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Docker is a platform to build Linux containers. | Docker is a platform to build Linux containers. | ||
− | == Installing Docker via | + | == Installing Docker via XBPS == |
− | + | # xbps-install docker | |
== Installing Docker Compose == | == Installing Docker Compose == | ||
− | + | Docker Compose is a tool to create and run multi-container Docker apps. | |
− | + | # xbps-install docker-compose | |
== Starting the Docker daemon == | == Starting the Docker daemon == | ||
− | Be sure to enable and start the service before trying to use it. If | + | Be sure to enable and start the service before trying to use it. If it is not enabled, it won't work. |
− | + | # ln -s /etc/sv/docker /var/service/ | |
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− | + | For more documentation about using services, see for example [[runit]]. | |
− | For more information about Docker commands, please read | + | == Command line interaction with CUPS == |
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+ | For more information about Docker commands, please read the [https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/cli/ official documentation]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:53, 12 September 2017
Docker is a platform to build Linux containers.
Contents
Installing Docker via XBPS
# xbps-install docker
Installing Docker Compose
Docker Compose is a tool to create and run multi-container Docker apps.
# xbps-install docker-compose
Starting the Docker daemon
Be sure to enable and start the service before trying to use it. If it is not enabled, it won't work.
# ln -s /etc/sv/docker /var/service/
For more documentation about using services, see for example runit.
Command line interaction with CUPS
For more information about Docker commands, please read the official documentation.