
Docker CE (Community Edition) is a free and open-source tool with a container runtime environment for application containerization. Containerization works by creating and running software applications within an isolated environment, together with the dependencies and libraries used by the applications. The final product of this process is a container. Docker uses OS-level virtualization for building, deploying, running, and managing containers. The advantages of the functionality offered are scalability, cost-effectiveness, efficiency, productivity, and lightweight applications.
In this article, you will install Docker CE on Debian 11 server.
Perform the following steps first:
Install the dependencies required for Docker to run.
Download and add the Docker GPG key.
Add the downloaded repository.
Update the system.
Install Docker engine.
Verify the Docker installation and version.
Enable the Docker service to start up on system boot.
Check the Docker service status.
To get started, run the getting-started docker container.
After the container completes starting, open your web browser and visit the URL http://ServerIP. For example:
You have installed Docker CE on your Debian 11 server. You can read more on using and managing containers from the getting-started website you just deployed from your server using Docker.
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