- #KITEMATIC CONFIGURE NETWORK HOW TO#
- #KITEMATIC CONFIGURE NETWORK INSTALL#
- #KITEMATIC CONFIGURE NETWORK DRIVER#
- #KITEMATIC CONFIGURE NETWORK WINDOWS#
Status: Downloaded newer image for hello-world:latest Now that you are setup and have your shell configured, run docker run hello-world to check that everything is working. I am using PowerShell, so I need to run & docker-machine env Boot2Docker | Invoke-Expression to set the required environment variables. The last line tells you what you need to run to configure your shell. # & "C:\Program Files\Docker Toolbox\docker-machine.exe" env Boot2Docker | Invoke-Expression # Run this command to configure your shell:
$Env:DOCKER_CERT_PATH = "C:\Users\rob.prouse\.docker\machine\machines\Boot2Docker" To connect your Docker client to a running vm, use the command docker-machine env. You may need to re-run the `docker-machine env` command. Started machines may have new IP addresses. Use docker-machine start and docker-machine stop to start and stop virtual machines.
#KITEMATIC CONFIGURE NETWORK DRIVER#
NAME ACTIVE DRIVER STATE URL SWARM DOCKER ERRORSīoot2Docker - hyperv Running tcp://192.168.0.113:2376 v1.10.2 You use docker-machine ls to view registered Docker machines and their state. Whenever you want to work with Docker, you use docker-machine to start and stop your machines, to list running machines and to configure your shell to connect to a running Docker instance. Working with docker-machineįrom this point on, everything is standard Docker commands, so check out the docker-machine documentation. Next up, let's configure the Docker client to connect to your vm.
That's it, you now have Docker installed and running in Hyper-V. I don't like working as an admin if I don't need to, so close your admin command prompt and open a regular command prompt for the remaining work.
#KITEMATIC CONFIGURE NETWORK HOW TO#
To see how to connect your Docker Client to the Docker Engine running on this virtual machine, run: C:\Program Files\Docker Toolbox\docker-machine.exe env Boot2DockerĪs this is working, back in Hyper-V Manager, connect to your docker image to see what it is doing. Setting Docker configuration on the remote daemon. Waiting for machine to be running, this may take a few minutes.ĭetecting operating system of created instance.Ĭopying certs to the local machine directory. (Boot2Docker) Using switch "Intel(R) Ethernet Connection I217-LM Virtual Switch" (Boot2Docker) Copying C:\Users\rob.prouse\.docker\machine\cache\boot2docker.iso to C:\Users\rob.prouse\.docker\machine\machines\Boot2Docker\boot2docker.iso. Ω docker-machine create -driver hyperv -hyperv-virtual-switch "Intel(R) Ethernet Connection I217-LM Virtual Switch" Boot2DockerĬreating CA: C:\Users\rob.prouse\.docker\machine\certs\ca.pemĬreating client certificate: C:\Users\rob.prouse\.docker\machine\certs\cert.pem See the Docker Hyper-V documentation for more command line options. In this example, the Hyper-V machine will be called Boot2Docker. Open an Admin command prompt and run docker-machine create, substituting your virtual switch name. Copy the name of the switch, you will use it when you create the virtual machine. Select a Virtual Switch that is connected directly to an external network interface, ideally to an ethernet connection, not to a wireless card. You must specify which Virtual Switch to use when you create the Docker VM, so open Hyper-V Manager and select Virtual Switch Manager from the actions on the right. If you have many virtual machines in Hyper-V, you will likely have several Virtual Switches.
#KITEMATIC CONFIGURE NETWORK INSTALL#
We will install the Docker vm into Hyper-V manually. The Docker Quickstart Terminal and Kitematic (Alpha) shortcuts won't work without VirtualBox, so skip them. Clicking Don't Install will abort the VirtualBox install.
#KITEMATIC CONFIGURE NETWORK WINDOWS#
A Windows Security dialog will pop up asking you if you want to install Oracle device software. On the fourth screen, select all options, then continue to click through all of the screens.Īt the end of the Docker Toolbox install, it will begin installing VirtualBox. Damn you Docker! No worries, we can get around that.
On the third screen, you cannot uncheck VirtualBox even though you don't need it. We're all Windows developers here, so I will assume that you are already using Hyper-V and that it is working. It turns out that it isn't difficult, but most of the instructions assume VirtualBox or are out of date. In the past, I would dual boot to switch between Hyper-V and VirtualBox, but that is a huge pain, so I decided to figure out how to get Docker running in Hyper-V. As a Windows developer, all of my virtual machines and emulators are Hyper-V images which conflicts with VirtualBox. On Windows, Docker runs inside a virtual machine and by default ships with VirtualBox. Containers are the future, so I need to be able to work with Docker.
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