How to Docker on Raspberry PI (Raspbian)
If you like tinkering with Docker and have a Raspberry PI available, you’re in luck! You can now install Docker on your RPI without messing with complicated stuff, fire up a terminal and follow this tutorial.
Prerequisites
Important
I take absolutely NO responsibility of what you do with your machine; use this tutorial as a guide and remember you can possibly cause data loss if you touch things carelessly.
In order to follow this tutorial you will need:
- A Raspberry PI with Raspbian Wheezy, Jessie, Stretch or superior.
- Administrator privileges
- About 10 minutes if you have a fast connection.
Setting up the required software
In this step we’re going to install the required software in order to set up the Docker repository correctly and safely:
Add the repository
In this step we’re going to add the repository:
Install Docker CE
And finally:
And voilà! You now have installed Docker on your Raspberry PI! You can continue your reading about Docker here:
- Docker Basics
- Docker what is it and how to get started
- Docker compose: what is it? How can you use it?
- What is Docker Swarm?
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