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Cloud & Devops LAB

Name Somanshu
B.Divya Dev
Roll No. 22R21A05K4
22R21A05L2
Year of Study IIIB.Tech I SEM CSE-D
Date 07/11/24
WEEK: 7(Docker)
Problem Statement:
Install and configure Docker tool and perform Docker commands for content management.

Step 1: Downloading Docker


Visit Docker's official website and download Docker Desktop. Note: Docker Desktop is only for
Windows 10/11, not Windows Server. Open the installer and begin installation.

Step 2: Configuration
Docker requires WSL 2 for Linux on Windows. Ensure WSL 2 is enabled.

Step 3: Running the installation


Follow the installer prompts and click "OK" to proceed.

Step 4: Restart
Restart your computer to register Docker with Windows.
Step 5: License agreement
After restart, Docker will auto-launch. Accept the license agreement (free for personal or small
business use).

Step 6: WSL 2 installation

If WSL 2 isn’t installed, follow the prompt to download and install it. Restart your computer once
done.

Follow the link in the dialog window and download WSL 2.


Click on Next to begin installing the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
After a few seconds, the installation should complete. So you may click on Finish.

Step 7 — Starting Docker Desktop

Launch Docker Desktop from the desktop shortcut. Complete the optional orientation if desired.
After this, your Docker Desktop screen should look like this.

Step 8— Testing Docker


Run the following command in your terminal to verify installation:
Bash : docker run hello-world

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