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Last edited by Sneha Nov 17, 2020
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install tools ubuntu 16.04

Installing tools for Ubuntu 16.04

This guide will help you install these tools for Ubuntu 16.04

  1. VScode
  2. Docker

These tools will help you do practical for the respective module.

Installiing Vscode

  1. Download VScode .deb file from link - https://code.visualstudio.com/download
  2. Install VScode by double clicking on the code_1.50.1-1602600906_amd64.deb file.
  3. Open VScode.
  4. Select Extensions and Search for Remote Development. Screenshot_2020-11-06_at_8.38.24_PM
  5. Install the Remote Development plug-in.

Installing Docker

  1. Installing docker. Open up a new Terminal by pressing Ctrl + Alt + t

    sudo apt update
    sudo apt install git 
    git clone https://gitlab.iotiot.in/newbies/pre-office-office/docker-containers.git
    cd docker-containers
    sudo install-docker-ubuntu-16.04.sh
    • Note: The script will automatically install and reboot your system.
    • Note: These steps only work on Ubuntu 16.04 OS. Any other OS will cause an error.
  2. After the system reboots, Open up a new Terminal by pressing Ctrl + Alt + t.

  3. Run command sudo docker --version to verify that docker is successfully installed.

    # The output should be a docker version
    $ sudo docker --version                             
    Docker version 19.03.13, build 4484c46d9d

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