All you have to do is to run yum upgrade as the root user and yum will do the rest for ~]# yum upgrade If you chose to use UEK3 and/or OL 6 that’s fine, just don’t come back asking me what’s wrong. So it’s safe to assume that going forward the steps outlined here will still be valid. However, if you decide to use Docker on Oracle Linux, make sure you use Oracle Linux 7 and the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel (UEK) 4 or higher as Docker is not supported before UEK 4. Throughout these the releases the steps remained mostly the same. When I started with Docker on Linux I used OL 7.3. The examples below are based on Oracle Linux (OL) 7.5 which is the latest Oracle Linux version at the writing of this blog. Update Oracle Linux to the latest versionįirst of all, here is what I have and what you will need.
Update Oracle Linux and UEK to the latest version (OL 7 and UEK5): yum upgrade.Having setup Docker on Oracle Linux numerous times, I thought it would be good for me to document my steps for others to follow. Since a long time Docker ships with the Oracle Linux 7 addons yum repository. Docker is available on all popular Linux distributions, as well as Mac and Windows, and of course Oracle Linux is no exception. I use it on a regular basis these days for running Oracle databases on my laptop. Docker has become widely popular in the last couple of years.
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