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CS 162 Docker-Based Workspace

Tools you'll need installed

• Docker Desktop

OR

• Docker Engine AND Docker Compose

Docker commands will generally have to be run with "sudo", so if you see usage of docker-compose in this documentation, you might need to use sudo docker-compose.

Initial setup

git clone https://github.com/Berkeley-CS162/docker.git
cd docker
docker-compose up

Wait until you see Docker workspace is ready!. Then you'll need to terminate the current command with Ctrl+C.

Running the workspace

docker-compose up -d

SSHing into the Workspace

ssh vagrant@127.0.0.1 -p 16222

When prompted for a password, enter: vagrant

Modifying files locally

Local files are stored in ./docker/.workspace

Stopping the Workspace

docker-compose down

Resetting the Workspace

sudo rm -rf .workspace