Output: This confirms that Docker is correctly installed. Run a docker container using the docker run command to download and start the container. Output: Docker version 18.09.7, build 2d0083d Run Docker Containers Start the docker service and enable it to start automatically on system startup.
#Install docker on ubuntu install
You can use the apt command to install the Docker from the Ubuntu base repository. Now you have Docker installed on your machine, start the Docker service in case if it is not started automatically after the installation sudo systemctl start docker Now, install the Docker using the following command. Make sure you are installing the docker package from the official repository. echo "deb $(lsb_release -cs) stable" | sudo tee /etc/apt//docker.list
Now, add the official Docker repository by running the below command in the terminal. sudo apt install -y apt-transport-https software-properties-common ca-certificates curl wgetĪdd the GPG key for the Docker repository on your system. Install the below packages to ensure the apt work with the https method, and CA certificates are installed. sudo apt -y remove docker docker-engine docker.ioĬontents such as images, volumes, and networks under /var/lib/docker/ are preserved. If the system does not have Docker packages, skip the below step. Uninstall the older versions of Docker package, named docker or docker-engine or docker.io along with associated dependencies. Here, we will install Docker Comunity Edition (CE). Install Docker from Official Docker Repository
The version of the Docker package available in the Ubuntu base repository is a bit older than the version available in the official repository.
You can either choose to install Docker from the Ubuntu base repository or Offical Docker repository.ġ. Docker requires a 64-bit operating system and supports Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, Ubuntu 18.10 & Ubuntu 19.04.
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