Go to and type: Oracle 12cĬlick in the image absolutapps/oracle-ee-12cĪlexs-MBP:~ alexlima$ docker pull absolutapps/oracle-12c-ee Now that I have downloaded and installed Docker successfully, I will download an existing Database 12c Image public available. More information on how to run and install Docker on Mac can be found here: Run $docker run hello-world to verify that Docker is pulling images and running as expected. Run $docker version to check that you have the latest release installed. Open a command-line terminal, and try out some Docker commands. When the installation completes and Docker starts, the whale in the top status bar shows that Docker is running, and accessible from a terminal. Here are my Steps: Download and Install Docker for Mac from the Docker Storeĭouble-click Docker.dmg to start the install process. Below I am demonstrating what I did to get started. With some available time today, I decided to give it a shot and it worked really well. With that I have been looking for alternatives and for quite a while I wanted to try Docker. I have always kept my VMs in an external drive, but quite honestly every time I am on a client or want to demos something, I usually don’t have the drive with me. Running VMs on a MAC works well, however we all know that MAC storage is a premium that not all of us have. The problem I’ve always faced is the storage and resources requirements to run multiple VMs. I have been working with Virtual machines for quite a while, most of my testing and demo environments are on VirtualBox.
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