Using portainer at open suse leap 15.1
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This document discusses using Portainer for Docker container management on openSUSE Leap 15.1. It begins with introductions and background on Docker and its components like images, containers, and registries. Then it provides step-by-step instructions on downloading and activating the Portainer container, accessing the Portainer web interface, and connecting it to the local Docker environment. Finally, it notes some advantages and deficiencies of Portainer and mentions installing WordPress with Docker as an example use case.
Using portainer at open suse leap 15.1
- 1. openSUSE® Asia Summit 2019 Using Portainer at openSUSE Leap 15.1 Docker Container Management. Darian Rizaludin darianrizaludin@opensuse.org
- 2. About me Darian Rizaludin Business Development Officer at Indocenter.co.id Public Relations of klas.or.id
- 3. Why Docker ? Docker: The Modern Platform for High-Velocity Innovation Only independent container platform that enables organizations to seamlessly build, share and run any application, anywhere—from hybrid cloud to the edge.
- 4. INTRODUCTION Docker Daemon The Docker daemon functions to build, distribute and run the Docker container. Docker Images Docker images is a template that is read only. This template is actually an OS or OS that has been installed various applications. Docker Container Docker container can be said as a folder, where the docker container is created by using a docker daemon. Docker Registry The Docker registry is a collection of private and public docker images that you can access at the Docker Hub.
- 5. 1.Download Image Portainer. ● Download the Portainer Image from the Dockerhub with the command : ● # docker pull portainer/portainer
- 6. Advantages and Deficiency ● Advantages ● easy to use. ● Minimizes Docker learning curve ● Fully featured ● Great UI ● Lightweight ● Easy to setup, gives a practical interface for Docker ● Deficiency ● Too simple for the Docker Management
- 7. ● to activate the portainer with the command : ● #docker run -d -p 9000:9000 -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.s ock portainer/portainer 2.Activating the Portainer.
- 8. 3.Access the Portainer ● To access the Portainer, You must open a web browser and type the server IP address with the port 9000. ● Example : http://202.154.58.124:9000
- 9. ● If you have entered the portainer, you must fill in your username and password. 4.Username and Password.
- 10. ● Choose the 'Local' environment and click 'Connect' button. 5.Connect to Local.
- 11. ● After the installation is complete you will see the portainer dashboard. 6.Portainer Dashboard
- 14. Thank You Finish