Once connected, you will be presented with a dashboard like below. So I choose “Manage the Docker instance where Portainer is running” option. We don’t have any running remote docker instances. Next, Connect Portainer to a Docker engine or Swarm cluster endpoint. In the next screen, enter the admin user which you just created in the previous step. You will be presented with a screen like below that asks to setup a password for the admin user.Įnter the password twice and hit Validate button to create the admin user password. Now let access Portainer webUI using or URL. Great, successfully launched the Portainer container. # docker run -d -p 9000:9000 -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock portainer/portainer Let us start the container using command: We have now Portainer in our local Ubuntu system. # docker images portainer/portainer latest b073c72b9a2b 13 hours ago 9.162 MBĪs you see in the above output, Portainer image size is less than 10 MB, which is very small so that it won’t consume more RAM and Hdd space. We can see the downloaded the image using docker images command, How to Install and start Docker on RHEL/Centos 6Īfter installing Docker, run the following command to pull the latest Portainer image:.To install Docker, refer the following links. Portainer has full support for Docker version 1.10 and higher versions. Portainer installation is pretty easy and it will take less than a minute. Here, will show you how to install Portainer and how to manage docker containers using Portainer in Linux. Portainer provides a detailed overview of Docker and allows you to manage containers, images, networks and volumes via simple web-abed dashboard. It was originally the fork of Docker UI. Portainer is an open-source lightweight management UI which allows you to easily manage your Docker host or Swarm cluster.
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