[kwlug-disc] Docker repositories

[Jason Eckert]

My advice is that today, you should start using docker-ce.
The learning curve isn't difficult with docker whatsoever once you dive
into it and make a few mistakes.
But, I have to say that your intro is perhaps the most epic intro slide for
a presentation:
"Today is a very sad day; after a series of increasingly-unwise life
decisions it looks like I finally have to start using (and therefore
understanding) Docker."

On Tue, Nov 19, 2019 at 4:50 PM Paul Nijjar via kwlug-disc <
kwlug-disc at kwlug.org> wrote:

> Today is a very sad day; after a series of increasingly-unwise life
> decisions it looks like I finally have to start using (and therefore
> understanding) Docker.
>
> My first question: Do I want to use the official Ubuntu packages
> (docker.io) or the ones in the Docker repositories (docker-ce)?
>
> My inclination is to stick with the Ubuntu repositories even though
> the version of Docker will be older. My understanding is that
> docker-ce bundles a lot of its own dependencies in the image.
>
> Are there things in bleeding-edge Docker that I care about? Am I going
> to get in trouble for trying to use the Ubuntu packaged Docker? At
> this point I am just trying to run a single Docker image (that
> somebody else made) on a physical machine running Ubuntu 18.04 .
>
> - Paul
>
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