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Installing docker and launching container in Linux terminal (AWS)

 Installing docker and launching container in Linux terminal (AWS)


To install Docker on an AWS Linux instance and launch a container, you can follow these steps:

  1. Connect to Your AWS Linux Instance: Use SSH to connect to your AWS Linux instance.

  2. Update Packages: Before installing Docker, it's good practice to update your package lists:

  3. sudo su - root

  4. Install Docker: Install Docker CE (Community Edition) using the following commands:

  5. yum install docker


  1. Start Docker Service: After the installation is complete, start the Docker service:

  2. systemctl start docker

  3. Pull Docker Image: Now you can pull a Docker image from Docker Hub or any other registry. For example, let's pull the official centos:7 or ubuntu:14.04 image:

  4. docker pull centos:7

  5. or

  6. docker pull ubuntu:14.04


  7. Run Docker Container: Once the image is pulled, you can run a container based on that image. For example, to run a basic centos:7 server:

  8. docker run -it centos:7

  9. or

  10. docker run -it ubuntu:14.04


  11. That's it! You've now installed Docker on your AWS Linux instance and launched a container. You can explore further by running different containers and managing them using Docker commands.


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