In this TechRepublic “How to Make Tech Work” video, Jack Wallen shows you how to install Docker on Linux machines.
If you’re anxious to start your journey with Docker, you might not want to spend the time getting the runtime engine ready to go on Linux. If you’re not familiar with the operating system, it can be daunting to type all of those commands. Fortunately, there’s a simple script you can use to install the Docker engine, and it only requires a few simple commands. Let Jack Wallen show you how to do it.
This process should work on most Linux distributions, but you will need a user with sudo privileges. How do you pull this off? Let me show you.
Link to Actual Page from TechRepublic: https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-docker-on-linux/
