October 2024
Beginner to intermediate
392 pages
11h 5m
English
Running ScyllaDB requires a Linux-based operating system and several configuration steps. We discuss configuration in this book, but for ease in getting started quickly, you’ll use Docker to run your clusters. Docker allows you to run packaged Linux applications in virtualized environments. In this appendix, you’ll learn how to install and configure Docker to run Scylla locally.
Docker is written for Linux, and other operating systems' implementations require running a virtual machine (which Linux handles for you in the background) to run Docker, so it should be straightforward. On the other hand, there are so many flavors of Linux that installing Docker becomes slightly more involved. To install Docker, go ...
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