Upon starting this /Applications/Docker.app for the first time, I got the security prompt:īut that’s it – after that Docker worked exactly the same and had the very same versions of all the components: That was it! Overall – great improvement of the steps I would normally take to install Docker. => Moving App 'Docker.app' to '/Applications/Docker.app'. => Verifying SHA-256 checksum for Cask 'docker'.
The easiest is, of course, just to use the native installer provided by Docker maintaners: you download the Docker.dmg file, install it and end up with an app called Docker Desktop: Install Docker with brewīut since I wanted to try more automated install, I used brew: :~ $ brew cask install dockerĪlready downloaded: /Users/greys/Library/Caches/Homebrew/downloads/01aa470f5479ce702d59bc8d825681bca704ab964279558efd5a2187b126791c-Docker.dmg Among them is Docker, so I decided to try how it installs and works.
Turns out, plenty of native macOS apps can be installed using the brew package manager.
