So we need to ensure the appropriate drivers are configured. By default, Docker Engine uses the overlay2 driver. Configure Driver supportĭocker Engine supports overlay2, btrfs, and aufs storage drivers on Ubuntu. This command will remove the Docker software from the machine if any or will give a message that none were found. $ docker apt-get remove docker docker-engine docker.io containerd runc
To uninstall these versions, run the following command. Older versions of Docker were named docker-engine, docker.io, docker. Next, we need to uninstall any older Docker versions on the machine. The various architectures that support Docker Engine are x86_64 ( amd64), armhf, and arm64.
To install Docker on Linux, the system should be 64-bit and have one of the following Linux Ubuntu versions installed. We should ensure that the Linux machine has satisfied the following requirements. We should ensure that we fulfill all the prerequisites and/or system requirements before installing Docker in a Linux environment, System Requirements/Prerequisites
Windows and Mac OS offer Docker installation through " Docker Desktop". In addition, Docker Engine is supported by the following platforms. In this tutorial, we will discuss the installation of Docker on Windows and Linux. Almost all operating systems support Docker, but we need to follow a specific sequence of installation. To begin experimenting with Docker, like learning the commands, working with Docker, and deploying applications, we need first to install Docker on our machine. Rm -f /private/var/db/receipts/io.boot2dockeriso.In our last tutorial, we have discussed the fundamentals of Docker. Rm -f /private/var/db/receipts/io.boot2docker.* If thenĮcho "boot2docker does not exist on your machine!"Įcho "Removing boot2docker executable."Įcho "Removing boot2docker ISO and socket files." You can uninstall it by executing the following shell script: #!/bin/bash If you still have the depreciated Boot2docker and you want to get rid of it as well. Rm -r /usr/local/bin/docker-machine-driver* * ) echo "Please answer yes or no." exit 1 * ) docker-machine rm -f $(docker-machine ls -q) break Read -p "Remove all Docker Machine VMs? (Y/N): " yn
You can execute this shell script: #!/bin/bash
If you want to remove everything that comes with the Docker Toolbox ( including Docker itself). Nowadays docker-compose is part of the docker toolbox. You may have to use sudo if you get a permission denied error: sudo pip uninstall docker-compose If you've installed Docker Compose using PIP then you can run: pip uninstall docker-compose Individual Removal if Installed Using PIP It should say that the command wasn't found. To verify that it was successful, run the following command which should return nothing: which docker-compose If you get a permission denied error then you will need to prepend sudo: sudo rm $(which docker-compose) Run the following command (*nix systems) to remove: rm $(which docker-compose) However, you can run which docker-compose to find the exact location. It is commonly installed to /usr/local/bin/docker-compose on macs. Individual Removal if Installed Using curl If you uninstall Docker, and you want to uninstall both, then you also uninstall Docker Compose. So the strategy for removal has changed a bit. Note: on Mac Docker now installs Docker Compose. Please note that this is now in the docs.