Install Docker using the apt-get command. docker-ce:ĥ00 stretch/stable amd64 Packages Install Docker You should see the output like below with the Docker repository details. Make sure you are installing Docker from the official repository, not from the default Debian repository. echo 'deb $(lsb_release -cs) stable' | sudo tee -a /etc/apt//docker.list

wget Īdd the official Docker repository to the system by running below command in the terminal.

Sudo apt-get install -y apt-transport-https ca-certificates wget software-properties-commonĪdd the GPG key for the Docker repository on your system. Install the below packages to have apt-get get the support of the https method. sudo apt-get -y remove docker docker-engine docker.ioĬontents such as volumes, images, and networks under the /var/lib/docker/ directory are preserved. If your system does not have a Docker package, skip the below step. Uninstall older versions of Docker called docker or docker-engine along with associated dependencies.

Here, we will install Docker Comunity Edition (CE) from the Docker repository. Docker Editionsĭocker is now available in two editions, namely. Docker needs a 64-bit version of Debian OS and the Kernel version should be at least 3.10.

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