autoStartDocker

a simple bash script to automatically start the docker daemon

How to Run (macOS)

1. Open Terminal

2. Navigate to the directory containing the script

• Navigate to the folder containing your script using the cd command. For example:

  cd /path/to/autoStartDocker

3. Make the Script Executable

• Make the script executable by running:

  chmod +x start_docker.sh

4. Run the Script

• Run the script by using:

  ./start_docker.sh

Note: If the script is in your current directory, use ./ before the script name to specify the current path.

5. The script will automatically start the docker daemon

6. You can verify that the docker daemon is running by running docker ps in the terminal

• example:

  docker ps

7. To stop the docker daemon, run docker stop in the terminal

• example:

  docker stop

8. To restart the docker daemon, run docker restart in the terminal

• example:

  docker restart

9. To check the status of the docker daemon, run docker info in the terminal

• example:

  docker info

10. To check the version of the docker daemon, run docker --version in the terminal

• example:

  docker --version

11. To check the version of the docker client, run docker version in the terminal

• example:

  docker version