Glad you Asked! I use docker for a lot of my Homelab and currently run it on Rocky Linux. Which works great BTW! The issue I had was that Dockers install script located Here currently does not have support for RHEL-like systesms minus Fedora and RHEL for s390x architecture. So I made this to make it easier on myself and perhaps others so we don't need to manually install all the time.
- Clone the repo.
git clone https://github.com/ross-jm/Ez-Docker-Installer.git
- Make the script executable.
cd Ez-Docker-Installer && chmod +x ez-docker-installer.sh
- Run the script.
./ez-docker-installer.sh
Navigate to Portainer if installed.
- If you choose to Install Portainer a link will spit out at the end like this
Portainer has been installed and is now running at https://127.0.0.1:9443` - Click the link make an account and Docker Away!
- No need to run as sudo as that is handled in the script.
- Will prompt for Password if not run by root or the system is not configured for passwordless sudo.
- You still need to add other users if you want them to run docker commands that can be done with.
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
- This was tested on Debian 12, Ubuntu 22.04, Rocky Linux 9.3 Alma Linux 9.3, and RHEL 9.3.
- With that said it may work on earlier releases your mileage may vary.
- This script installs the CE Edition of both not Business. That needs to be upgraded manually.
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