How to Deploy a Docker Swarm on Rocky Linux
Not only can you install Docker on Rocky Linux but you can also deploy a full-blown Docker Swarm on the platform, says Jack Wallen.
This article walks you through the required steps, including installing necessary dependencies, installing Docker itself, and initializing the swarm. Once you’re done, “you’ll feel right at home deploying and managing Docker containers on this Red Hat Enterprise Linux clone that continues to honor the spirit of open source,” Wallen says.
Read more at The New Stack.
07/31/2023
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