Installing Docker Compose on Linux

 

Installing the On-Premise Console on operating systems besides Windows requires working, up-to-date installations of both Docker and Docker Compose, as well as a Docker account.

To install Docker Compose to host the On-Premise Console containers, use the following commands:

1. #dnf config-manager ---add-repo https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/docker-ce.repo: downloads the docker-ce repositories
2. #dnf makecache: creates a system cache
3. #dnf -y install docker-ce: installs docker-ce from the downloaded repositories
4. #systemctl enable docker: enables Docker services on the device
5. #systemctl start docker: starts Docker services
6. #dnf -y install python-pip: installs python-pip repositories, which is a package management tool used to manage and install python packages
7. #pip install –-upgrade pip: upgrade python pip repositories
8. #pip install docker-compose: installs the docker-compose command

Additionally, you may wish to grant specific users access to Docker commands. This should also grant access to use docker-compose commands. To do this, enter the following: #usermod -aG docker <user>, replacing <user> with the name of the user you want to give permissions to.

Once you have Docker installed, you can begin Installing On-Premise Console on Linux.