The easiest way to install and uninstall Appsody on Ubuntu is to use apt
.
To avoid permissions problems on Linux hosts, your user account must be a member of the docker
group, as detailed in the Docker documentation, which you can configure by running:
sudo usermod -aG docker <username>
Follow these steps:
appsody_v.r.m_amd64.deb
, where v.r.m
indicates the release tag.sudo apt install -f <path>/appsody_v.r.m_amd64.deb
where <path>
is the fully qualified path to the package.
You can now follow the Getting Started instructions to create your first containerized development environment with a running Hello World! application.
To upgrade Appsody on your system, follow these steps:
appsody_v.r.m_amd64.deb
, where v.r.m
is the release tag.sudo apt upgrade -f ./appsody_v.r.m_amd64.deb -y
To uninstall Appsody, run the following command:
sudo apt remove appsody
You might also want to remove the .appsody
directory that gets created under your home directory: rm -rf ~/.appsody
.