Docker Enterprise (Windows Server) is available at no additional cost to all Windows Server 2019 and 2016 customers. Technical support is aligned to the Microsoft support entitlement and provided by Microsoft. For more details refer the document.
Download and install Docker; Download and configure Git; Clone Docker repository locally; Check if Docker is running correctly after installation; Preparations. We are starting with the following assumptions: Docker will be installed on Windows 10 64-bit: Pro, Enterprise, or Education (Build 15063 or later). Install the Docker PowerShell module. For PowerShell support, there is a Docker module, so we can avoid parsing the output of docker ps -a every time we need to know the name or id of a running image. However, it's also still in pre-release, so you have to install it from it's appveyor feed.
How to install Docker Enterprise on Windows Server 2016 and 2019 ?
Open the powershell and execute the following commands.
How to Test the Installation ?
Open the powershell and execute the following command.
The above command will pull a hello-world image from the dockerhub registry and it will run it as a container in the docker instance. This activity requires internet connection.
How to check the Docker Version ?
Open the powershell and execute the following command. This will show the complete details of the docker installed on that machine.
How to upgrade the Docker Enterprise on Windows Server ?
First we can check whether there is any update available for the docker by executing the following command.
If any update is available, perform the update operation by executing the below command.
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Restart the docker engine once the update is complete. The command to restart docker on windows from the command line is given below.