* Remove extraneous **warning**
The .warning class already prepends "Warning"
* changed Warning tag to vanilla
Signed-off-by: Victoria Bialas <victoria.bialas@docker.com>
On Raspbian Jessie the docker package is named `docker-engine`, `docker` being another unrelated package. Package details: https://packages.debian.org/jessie/docker
This commit corrects the installation steps for Debian (not Raspbian)
when running on ARMHF. It explains how to install Docker CE for Debian ARMHF.
Note: Installation instructions for Raspbian have not been changed.
* Update fedora.md
add warning class to blogquote
* Update linux-postinstall.md
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* Update ubuntu.md
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* Update https.md
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* Update swarm_manager_locking.md
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* Update dockerlinks.md
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* Update deploying.md
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* Update deploying.md
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* Update insecure.md
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* Update discovery.md
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* Update dockerd.yaml
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* Update docker_secret_rm.yaml
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* Update docker_service_rm.yaml
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* Update docker_secret_rm.yaml
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* Update scale-your-cluster.md
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* Update resource_constraints.md
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* Update binaries.md
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* Update content_trust.md
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* Update secrets.md
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* Update index.md
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* Update install-sandbox-2.md
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* Update docker-toolbox.md
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* Update index.md
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* Update centos.md
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* Update debian.md
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* Update faqs.md
add linebreak after Looking for popular FAQs on Docker for Windows?
* Update install.md
add linebreake after **Already have Docker for Windows?**
* Revert "Update dockerd.yaml"
This reverts commit 3a98eb86f700ade8941483546c33f69a9dab8ac3.
* Revert "Update docker_secret_rm.yaml"
This reverts commit 5dc1e75f37033932486c11287052b7d64bf83e55.
* Revert "Update docker_service_rm.yaml"
This reverts commit a983380a5625b471f1a03f8ed2301ead72f98f1b.
* Revert "Update docker_secret_rm.yaml"
This reverts commit 4c454b883c300e26fbb056b954bb49ec2933b172.
* Create index.md
* Create part2.md
* Create part3.md
* Create part4.md
* Create part5.md
* Rewrite step 2
* Update part2.md
* Update part2.md
* Update part2.md
* Update part2.md
* Update part2.md
* Update part2.md
* Update index.md
* Rewrite of part 3
* Tabs-based swarm instructions, pass 1
* Rewrite of parts 3 and 4, tabs implementation
* Navigation, rewrites, part 4 completion
* Part 5 w/Redis
* Part 5, compelte Redis, rename part 6
* TOC/redirect implementation
* Update part6.md
* Changing links to point to new tutorial
* Rewrites and asciinemas
* Fix overview
* Label diagrams
* Fix button
* Fix link to where Stacks are covered
* Fix typo
* s/file/directory
* Reformat paragraph
* Shorten tabs
* Typos
* Release DTR 2.2.4, 2.1.6
* Go back to small /edge (#2736)
* Go back to small /edge
* Update site front page
Add info about Editions
Reorganize components
Update headings
* Move logic of fetching content to a script
* Add v1.28 API
* Add info about versioned API
* Fix a few 404s (#2785)
* Fix typo
* Propose use of another word (#2791)
I think that interested is better than invested, in this case.
* Update secrets.md (#2780)
remove correct secret
* Change mount syntax on windows from //c/ to c:\ (#2761)
LGTM
* Update hackathon.md (#2773)
* nodes.md grammar correction (#2802)
* Grammar and formatting check (#2797)
* Wrong article
If the first word starts with a vowel sound you use an. If the first word has a consonant sound use a.
* Making the text bold
Removing backticks because probably the text needs to be bold and not marked as code.
* Update overview.md (#2805)
It should say 'predecessors', not 'successors'. Otherwise the sentence and the subsequent example don't make sense.
* shrink some big images (#2798)
Signed-off-by: Cristian Staretu <cristian.staretu@gmail.com>
* #2627 (#2804)
- Fix right sidebar overflow on rescale
* Update hackathon.md
* change pre-build to pre_build to remove confusion (#2813)
* change pre-build to pre_build to remove confusion
* clarify that pre_build hook refers to a file
* Update TOC to sentence case (#2790)
* add more info about DTR on the overview page (#2794)
fix#1904
* Update glossary.yaml (#2807)
Fix#2575.
* fix imports since docker api pkg migration, fix example repository name to be canonical (#2806)
* tweak: code format for filename (#2829)
* tweak: code format for filename
slight reword, so as to avoid confusion w/filename
Signed-off-by: Victoria Bialas <victoria.bialas@docker.com>
* small changes just to kick build again
Signed-off-by: Victoria Bialas <victoria.bialas@docker.com>
* Update hackathon.md
* fix broken links (#2808)
* fix broken link (#2809)
* [CONTRIBUTING] update broken link (#2826)
* [Debian] add gnupg2 requirement for stretch (#2823)
* TOC/redirect implementation
* Changing links to point to new tutorial
* Rewrites and asciinemas
* Fix bad merge
* Metadata, formatting
* Front page formatting, link instrumentation
"(indicated by the stretch suffix on the version, in this example)"
The example uses jessie, not stretch.
"change the word stable in the > URL to edge"
I do not know why this character ">" appeared, maybe it is a mistake and I have removed it?
```bash
sudo nano /etc/docker/daemon.json
```
Here a $ sign is missing and the command in the web site appears as "bash sudo nano /etc/docker/daemon.json", which is not correct. It shoud look like: "$ sudo nano /etc/docker/daemon.json".
"which is 2375 if you do not use TLS, and 2376 if you do."
On all other lines the ports are in backquotes, so I have added backquotes here also.
"In this case, steps 3 and 4."
Missing verb like "repeat", I have added it.
Oracle Linux never shipped the upstream (RHEL) Docker packages but did ship `docker-engine-selinux` which would need to be removed.
Though, given the new Docker EE/CE naming convention, yum would just replace any existing `docker-engine` and `docker-engine-selinux` packages anyway.
