Docker Certified Associate Certification Training Course - Docker Installation on Ubuntu Using Automated Scripts

The video tutorial explains how to set up and execute Docker using the Get Docker script. It covers the use of the curl command to download and run the script, changing permissions for execution, and the necessity of using sudo for non-root users. Additionally, it provides a method to run Docker commands without sudo by adding the user to a Docker group.

What is the primary purpose of the Get Docker script?

• To update Docker

• To troubleshoot Docker issues

• To set up Docker

• To uninstall Docker

Which command is used to download the Docker setup script?

• wget

• ftp

• scp

• curl

What is the alternative method to execute the Docker script?

• Running it on a different OS

• Changing the script's permissions

• Using a different script

• Using a GUI tool

Why is sudo used with Docker commands?

• To save command history

• To avoid using the terminal

• To execute commands as a root user

• To enhance performance

How can a non-root user run Docker commands without sudo?

• By adding the user to the Docker group

• By installing a special plugin

• By using a different operating system

• By using a different terminal