Install Docker and Docker Compose ¶ Install Docker ¶Įven though the people at Docker are pushing really hard for us to install Docker Desktop,Īs this requires a GUI interface (which we explicitely didn’t install) we’ll just install Docker Engine instead. Once the install is completed, SSH into the box using the non-admin credentials.First step is to update the repositories and to install necessary packages: sudo apt update sudo apt install apt-transport-https ca-certificates curl gnupg-agent software-properties-common 2. !! Just make sure you do NOT install a graphical user interface (GUI) if you’re not planning on using this as a desktop system, Docker installation on Debian Install via repository 1. !! Don’t forget the credentials you entered for the root user and the non-admin user. Most of the process is following the defaults and just pressing Continue. Plugin the loaded USB drive in your system and boot from USB.If you’re on a linux system, you could use dd instead. Download Balena Etcher, a tool to write ISO images to a USB drive.I pick the “Small” image as it includes most files in the image, requiring less to be downloaded during the install process. This process is the same for just about any system. We start of installing Debian on the box. Starting of with Part 1: Install Debian, Docker and Portainer.
I’ll be documenting my process as I go, turning this is some kind of mini-series. So I decided to install Debian and run Docker with docker-compose instead. I’m setting up a new Home Assistant box as I’m moving from a power-hungry HP ProLiant to a more energy conserving Beelink Mini Series S.Īfter initially installing Proxmox, like I had on my previous system, ready to install a VM with HA OS, I realised most of what I was running in VMs could run in Docker containers as well.
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