Installing Docker

1. Go to the directory where the docker-install.sh script is located.

   - cd <directory path>

2. Change the access permissions on the docker-install.sh script.

   - sudo chmod 775 docker-install.sh

3. Run the docker-install.sh script with sudo.

   - sudo ./docker-install.sh

   The script checks for the availability of the arcoImages.tar.gz file.

4. If the arcoImages.tar.gz file is available, you will be prompted to select between:

   • Offline Installation - download and install Docker on the current computer and run the Sonitrol CORE Install image.
   • Online Installation - this option is recommended for running Docker using binaries (which must be done manually in another terminal window). The Sonitrol CORE offline images are also loaded.

5. The script checks the Docker installation.

   If online installation was selected, the script loads the necessary installer image from the Azure Container Repository.

   • If Docker is not installed - the script prompts for the type of package management utility that your specific Linux operating system is using.

     The options are either apt, yum or dnf.

     • If Ubuntu is used, choose apt.
     • If CentOS is used, choose yum.

   • If Docker is installed - the script prompts to update Docker or not. If update is selected, the script prompts for the type of package management utility that your specific Linux operating system is using.

     The options are either apt, yum or dnf.

     • If Ubuntu is used, choose apt.
     • If CentOS is used, choose yum.

   If offline installation was selected and Docker is not installed, the script displays the manual steps to run Docker using binaries in another terminal.

6. The script then checks for the arcoInstall.tar.gz file.

   If the arcoInstall.tar.gz file exists, it loads the image.

   If the arcoInstall.tar.gz file does not exist, the user is prompted to log in to Docker. Make sure that your credentials have access to the Sonitrol CORE Docker repository.

7. If an offline installation is selected, the script then loads all the Sonitrol CORE offline images that are needed.

8. The script finally runs the Sonitrol CORE installer container to set up the Sonitrol CORE Web Installer.