Since I don’t have any other stopped containers, I will use docker system prune to cleanup all stopped containers, (and some other items): > docker system prune When finished, cleanup the ruby container. Next, verify that it ran, printing “Hello, Kubernetes!” to the log: > kubectl logs ruby This example will use the ruby:3.1 image, with the following pod.yaml: apiVersion: v1Ĭommand: ĭeploy the pod to minikube with the following kubectl command: kubectl apply -f pod.yaml Test out the new setup with a simple docker command: > docker run -rm -it ruby:3.1 Also, be sure to install the kubernetes-cli package via brew to take advantage of kubernetes. # start minikube and setup the docker commandsĪfter this installation, docker commands should work as before, but now they run on minikube.
This assumes the user is using brew for package management and that Docker Desktop has been removed. minikube is simple to setup and run, and also gives you kubernetes. With the recent license changes on Docker Desktop, many users have switched to minikube on Mac. Using minikube instead of Docker Desktop on Mac OS
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