Running Linux in docker
If you don’t have Docker installed, follow our guide on installing Docker on Ubuntu. And of course, you can also install Docker on macOS and Windows.
Docker Hub is the recommended repository to get publicly verified and official Docker images. You can also use Docker Hub to manage and create private Docker images.
Cloud providers such as Azure and AWS also provide Docker repositories where you can host and manage your custom Docker images.
You can download the latest Ubuntu Docker image using the following command:
sudo docker pull ubuntu
Docker will download the latest image to your PC if you don’t already have it stored locally.
If you are interested in a specific version, simply look at the available tags of the image in Docker Hub and then download it using that specific tag. For example, to download Ubuntu 20.04, run:
sudo docker pull ubuntu:20.04
You can list all the Docker images on your PC using the sudo docker images command.
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