Installing CellStore with Docker, Part 1: Docker
Estimated reading time: 2 minutesThese instructions are meant for the first installation only of CellStore. For updates, refer to the update instruction.
- 1: Docker
- 2: Database
- 3: Creating CellStore container
- 4: Starting CellStore
- 5: Creating CellStore service
- 6: Setup DTS cache
- 7: Additional Configuration and Optimization
Before installing CellStore Docker container, we will first need to install the Docker Engine and, optionally configure a database server.
Docker is available in two editions: Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE).
Docker Community Edition (CE) is a free version that is ideal to get started. Docker Enterprise Edition (EE) is a paid version that is designed for enterprise development and business critical applications in production at scale. Note that on some platform where only Docker EE is supported, it is possible to install the free legacy version v1.13.
Follow the links in the table below for the installation instruction corresponding to the desired Docker edition and platform combination.
| Platform | Docker CE (Current, free) | Docker EE (Current, paid) | Docker V1.13 (Legacy, free) |
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| Debian | |||
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| Red Hat Enterprise Linux | |||
| SUSE Linux Enterprise Server | |||
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| Windows Server 2016 | |||
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| Windows 10 | |||
| Amazon Web Services | |||
| Microsoft Azure |