Docker

Docker is a platform for developing, delivering and running applications using containerization. Allows you to package applications and all their dependencies into standardized containers, which ensures portability and simplifies the deployment process.

Installation from repository

Docker can be installed in any familiar and convenient way:

Install via GNOME Software

In three clicks 😊

Follow the link install Docker and confirm the “open application” operation in the browser. The Application Center will open, select the source "Sisyphus" in it, and click the "download" button

Installation via terminal

apt-get

su -
apt-get update
apt-get install docker-engine

epm

epm -i docker-engine

Preparing to use Docker

To start using Docker, you need to add a user to the docker group:

su -
gpasswd -a USER docker
systemctl enable --now docker
reboot

USER is your username.

Installing Docker Compose

Docker Compose can be installed via the terminal:

apt-get

su -
apt-get update
apt-get install docker-compose-v2

epm

epm -i docker-compose-v2

You can verify that Docker Compose is installed by running the command, which will display help:

docker compose --help