![]() Once downloaded, perform the setup, it is quite strightforward. As a private user, you can freely have unlimited public repositories and just one private repository.įirst of all, be sure to install Docker Desktop. There is also Docker Hub, a place where everyone can share his/her own images with other people. Those are just some example scenarios, but I think you got the basic idea. In fact, as the word “container” suggests, when the image is running as a container it is securely isolated from the rest of the system. You want to share the exact status of a software, and being sure that it is exactly the same, no matter where you are running it.There is an image for everything you could ever want, just Google it (or, better, “Duck Duck Go” it). You want to test something new but you don’t want to mess up your local PC.When you have done with your tests, you can destroy it: the next time you just have to “un-freeze” the same image, and repeat that over and over and over, as much you need. Then, everytime you have to start from that exact situation, you “un-freeze” that image (technically “run it as a container”) and in a few seconds it’s ready. You could create a complex test scenario, and freeze it creating your own image.Why you should need that? Well, there are a lot of reasons: It is a place where you can instantiate everything you want, and make it live on its own. However, its hard to parse and work with and see your data. ![]() ![]() Ultimately, you at least need the mongo shell - you will have it if mongo is installed. In this tutorial you will learn how to create your own instance of MongoDB using Docker, and start using it configuring correctly Robo 3T. If they use Robo 3T for the embedded shell, it’s the same shell as the mongo shell.
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