Install
The easiest way to install cri-dockerd is to use one of the pre-built packages from the releases page. There are numerous supported platforms and using a pre-built package will install the binary and setup your system to run it as a service.
Pre-built .tgz archives are also available for manual installation. This is useful if you want to run cri-dockerd on an unsupported platform. This is a more involved process and requires you to manually install the binary and setup the service.
Before installing cri-dockerd, ensure that you have the following prerequisites installed and running on your system:
.deb packages are available for Ubuntu and Debian systems. They make it easy to install cri-dockerd using apt-get or dpkg commands.
Begin by downloading the latest .deb package for your distro’s version from the releases page.
Next, install the package using your choice of package manager:
apt-get install ./cri-dockerd-<version>.deb
or
dpkg -i cri-dockerd-<version>.deb
Verify that cri-dockerd is installed and running:
systemctl status cri-docker
The services should be active (running) and enabled to start on boot.
.rpm packages are available for Fedora, CentOS, and RHEL systems. They make it easy to install cri-dockerd using dnf or yum commands.
Begin by downloading the latest .rpm package for your distro’s version from the releases page.
Next, install the package using your choice of package manager:
dnf install cri-dockerd-<version>.rpm
or
yum install cri-dockerd-<version>.rpm
Enable and start the cri-dockerd service:
systemctl enable cri-docker && systemctl start cri-docker
Verify that cri-dockerd is installed and running:
systemctl status cri-docker
The services should be active (running) and enabled to start on boot.