Installation Docker and Basic Commands on Centos 7 – Part 1
SHORT INTRODUCTION
Docker is a container management service The whole idea of Docker is that developers can easily develop programs, export them to containers that can be distributed anywhere.
Install docker on VM
Add repo
Install docker
After the Docker package installed, start the daemon, check its status and enable it on a comprehensive system using the instructions below:
Finally, run a container test image to verify if Docker works properly, by issuing the following command:
If you can see the below message, then everything is in the right place
Now, check the current images
Now, you can run a few basic Docker commands to get some info about Docker:
The first important task when working with Docker containers is to know your Docker version, use the command to know your Docker version
To get a list of all available Docker commands type docker on your console.
Download a Docker Image
In order to start and run a Docker container, you first have to Downloaded the image from Docker Hub into your host. The Docker Hub offers many free images from its shelters.
To search for a Docker image, for example, Ubuntu, perform the following command:
After you’ve decided which image you want to use based on your needs, download it by launching the command below in this case for an Ubuntu image downloaded and used.
To list all the available Docker images on your host issue the following command:
If you don’t need a Docker image anymore and you want to remove it from the host issue the following command:
First, Click on Advance then scroll to bottom and click on proceed :
The Output is as shown below:
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