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=Installing Docker Runtime= | ===Installing Docker Runtime=== | ||
#Installation must be conducted by a person who possess the root password of the target machine. When it starts installing, [[wikipedia:Superuser|root password]] needs to be provided in a [[wikipedia:Command-line interface|command line interface (CLI)]]. | #Installation must be conducted by a person who possess the root password of the target machine. When it starts installing, [[wikipedia:Superuser|root password]] needs to be provided in a [[wikipedia:Command-line interface|command line interface (CLI)]]. | ||
#Install [[wikipedia:Docker (software)|Docker]], the Installation instructions and downloadable files can be found here: https://docs.docker.com/get-started/ | #Install [[wikipedia:Docker (software)|Docker]], the Installation instructions and downloadable files can be found here: https://docs.docker.com/get-started/ | ||
#After the success of Docker installation, launch a [[Terminal|terminal]] application, or often called [[wikipedia:Command-line interface|command line interface (CLI)]]interface, move your working directory using the command <code>[[wikipedia:cd (command)|cd]]</code>", meaning '''change your working directory''', to a directory in your file system. For Mac OS X and Linux operating systems, Terminal applications are bundled during installation. For [[Windows 10 PKC Installation]], please refer to this [[Windows 10 PKC Installation|page]]. | #After the success of Docker installation, launch a [[Terminal|terminal]] application, or often called [[wikipedia:Command-line interface|command line interface (CLI)]]interface, move your working directory using the command <code>[[wikipedia:cd (command)|cd]]</code>", meaning '''change your working directory''', to a directory in your file system. For Mac OS X and Linux operating systems, Terminal applications are bundled during installation. For [[Windows 10 PKC Installation]], please refer to this [[Windows 10 PKC Installation|page]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:33, 9 September 2021
Installing Docker Runtime
- Installation must be conducted by a person who possess the root password of the target machine. When it starts installing, root password needs to be provided in a command line interface (CLI).
- Install Docker, the Installation instructions and downloadable files can be found here: https://docs.docker.com/get-started/
- After the success of Docker installation, launch a terminal application, or often called command line interface (CLI)interface, move your working directory using the command
cd", meaning change your working directory, to a directory in your file system. For Mac OS X and Linux operating systems, Terminal applications are bundled during installation. For Windows 10 PKC Installation, please refer to this page.