samuka7abr/workshop-docker

★ 11PythonAudience · generalComplexity · 1/5ActiveSetup · easy

Mindmap

mindmap
  root((Workshop-Docker))
    Inputs
      Reader OS choice
      Docker convenience script
    Outputs
      Working Docker install
      hello-world container run
    Use Cases
      Run a Docker workshop in Portuguese
      Self-learn Docker basics
      Cheat sheet for first install
    Tech Stack
      Docker
      WSL2
      systemctl

mindmap root((Workshop-Docker)) Inputs Reader OS choice Docker convenience script Outputs Working Docker install hello-world container run Use Cases Run a Docker workshop in Portuguese Self-learn Docker basics Cheat sheet for first install Tech Stack Docker WSL2 systemctl

Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Hand out as a Portuguese reference during a Docker workshop

USE CASE 2

Walk a beginner through Docker install on Ubuntu without sudo on every command

USE CASE 3

Help a Windows user check that WSL2 is active before installing Docker Desktop

USE CASE 4

Pick the right Docker Desktop installer for Apple Silicon or Intel macOS

Tech stack

DockerWSL2systemctl

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 30min

Linux users must log out and back in after adding themselves to the docker group.

In plain English

This repository is a short Docker installation guide written in Portuguese. It points readers to the official Docker documentation and then walks through the install steps for three operating systems: Linux, Windows, and macOS. There is no application code at the center of this project. The repo reads more like a study guide or workshop handout. For Linux users on Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and similar distributions, the guide recommends the official convenience script from Docker. It shows how to download and run that script, how to add the current user to the docker group so that commands do not need sudo every time, and how to apply the new group membership by logging out and back in. It also lists the basic checks after install, such as running docker version, docker info, and docker run hello-world. The guide notes that docker version should show both a Client and a Server section. If only the Client appears, the daemon is not running, and the guide gives the systemctl commands to start it and to set it to launch at boot. For Windows, the guide is brief. It links to the official Docker Desktop install page and reminds the reader that WSL2 must be active, which can be checked in PowerShell with wsl --status. For macOS, it also links to the official install page and notes that the user must pick the correct installer for either Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3) chips or Intel chips. The README does not describe any custom tooling, scripts, or projects beyond these install notes. The repository language is listed as Python, but the README itself does not mention Python code or examples. Readers who want a longer tutorial should follow the official Docker links included in the document.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

Translate the Workshop-Docker Linux install section into English commands I can paste into a terminal

Prompt 2

Use Workshop-Docker to add my user to the docker group on Ubuntu and verify with docker run hello-world

Prompt 3

Check Workshop-Docker for the systemctl commands that start the Docker daemon and enable it at boot

Prompt 4

Follow Workshop-Docker to confirm WSL2 is active in PowerShell before installing Docker Desktop

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