How to install docker mac os x how to#

Step 2 : RUN go get /upitau/goinbigdata/examples/hellorest Output: Sending build context to Docker daemon 2.048 kB This tells Docker to build image with name restful-hello from Dockerfile in current directory (denoted by dot). Now we are ready to build a Docker image: restful-go> docker build -t restful-hello.

Expose port 8080 used by the RESTful serviceĭetailed description of Dockerfile commands can be found in official reference.

Install /upitau/goinbigdata/examples/hellorest go package with “Hello World” RESTful service.

Pull latest Golang image from Docker Hub.

RUN go get /upitau/goinbigdata/examples/hellorest Edit the Dockerfile with your favourite editor so that it has the following content: FROM golang:latest mkdir restful-goĭocker image is built from Dockerfile. Creating Docker imageįirst we need to create a Docker image with our RESTful service. If you do not have Docker (and Docker Machine) installed, please follow official Mac OS X installation instruction.

How to install docker mac os x how to#

In our example we will piggy back on a simple RESTful service developed in an earlier posts How To Create A Simple RESTful Service In Go.

In this post we will learn how to run a simple Go RESTful service in Docker on Mac. Docker can run natively on Ubuntu and some other Linux distributions, but not on Mac OS X yet. Docker is the most popular container technology nowadays and many developers run it locally on their computers and laptops.