In Docker Images tab, click on the hammer icon on top right. To see more details about the container, right-click on the container, select “ Show In”, “ Properties”. The container can be paused, stopped and killed from here as well. Right-click on the started container, select “ Display Log” to show the log. Uncheck “ Publish all exposed ports” box to map to corresponding ports. Remove container after it exits ( -rm on CLI).Keep STDIN open and allocate pseudo-TTY ( -it on CLI).Publish ports on Docker host interface ( -P or -p in docker run command).It shows the options that can be configured for running the container. Select an image, right-click on it, and click on “ Run.”.
This image is now shown in Explorer and Docker Images tab.Īny existing images on the Docker Host will be shown here.
Type the image name and click on “ Finish”. Right-click on “ Images” and select “ Pull.”. Pull an ImageĮxpand the connection to see “ Containers” and “ Images”. They can be expanded to see the list in Explorer itself. Click on “ Finish” to complete the configuration.ĭocker Explorer is updated to show the connection.Ĭontainers and Images configured for the Docker Machine are shown in tabs. In either case, the configuration can be completed once the connection is tested. The path for authentication is the directory name where certificates for your Docker Machine, couchbase in this case, are stored.Ĭlick on “ Test Connection” to make sure the connection is successfully configured. The exact value of TCP Connection can be found using docker-machine ls command. If you are using Toolbox, enter the values as shown: If you are using Docker for Mac/Windows, then the default values are shown:Ĭlick on “ Test Connection” to test the connection.
Eclipse allows to configure Docker Engine using both Docker for Mac/Windows and Docker Toolbox. If you are on Mac/Windows, you are likely using Docker for Mac/Windows or Docker Toolbox to setup Docker Host. Docker Containers: a table view listing containers for selected Docker connectionĬlick on the text in Docker Explorer to create a new connection.Docker Images: a table view listing containers for selected Docker connection.Docker Explorer: a tree view listing all connected Docker instances, with image and containers.Go to “ Window”, “ Perspective”, “ Open Perspective”, “ Other.”, “ Docker Tooling”. Restart Eclipse for the installation to complete. Select Eclipse update site for the release, search for Docker, select “ Docker Tooling”.Ĭlick on “ Next>”, “ Next>”, accept the license agreement, click on “ Finish” to start the installation. Go to “ Help” menu, “ Install New Software.”. This chapter will show you basic Docker tooling with Eclipse:ĭownlaod Eclipse for Java Developer and Install.
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