Now you can switch to the docker command to control the containers instead of the machines. The docker command needs the environment information in order to function so you need to run something like: eval “$(docker-machine env )” This can be gathered by running: docker-machine env Ĭontrol of the container is done through the docker command. In order to control the container(s) running you need to know the environment information. Of course, in order to use a machine you need to start it by running: docker-machine start This means you start by creating a machine using docker-machine create Īssuming you have already deployed one or more machines, you can list them by running: docker-machine ls First, on Mac you run containers through a docker-machine, which is a VM based on Oracle VM VirtualBox or really any VM platform (e.g. The installation material above explains how to set up and use Docker, but I do want to cover a few items. Next, head over to the Docker Toolbox page to download Docker for Mac. The first step would be to read the installation material specific to Mac available here.
Of course, in order to use Docker you need to install it. Read on to learn more about Docker on Mac! I have been playing around with Docker recently and thought I would share some of my findings.
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