Docker Installation On A Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine, Arch, Kali, CentOS, Fedora, Raspbian And MacOS

docker

Manage Docker containers and images.

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Install docker

Debian apt-get install docker Click to copy
Ubuntu apt-get install docker Click to copy
Alpine OS apk add docker Click to copy
Arch Linux pacman -S docker Click to copy
Kali Linux apt-get install docker.io Click to copy
CentOS yum install docker.io Click to copy
Fedora dnf install docker.io Click to copy
Raspbian apt-get install docker.io Click to copy
macOS brew install docker Click to copy

Manage Docker containers and images.

How to use docker?

Below are few example commands for docker that you can use in the terminal.

List currently running docker containers:
docker psClick to copyList all docker containers (running and stopped):
docker ps -aClick to copyStart a container from an image, with a custom name:
docker run --name container_name imageClick to copyStart or stop an existing container:
docker start|stop container_nameClick to copyPull an image from a docker registry:
docker pull imageClick to copyOpen a shell inside of an already running container:
docker exec -it container_name shClick to copyRemove a stopped container:
docker rm container_nameClick to copyFetch and follow the logs of a container:
docker logs -f container_nameClick to copy

Install the latest version of docker in Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine, Arch, Kali, CentOS, Fedora, Raspbian and macOS from terminal. To install the docker just copy the above command for your OS and run into terminal. After you run the command it will grab the latest version of docker from the respository and install it in your computer/server.