![]() pkg from n - refer to Installing Multipass on macOS, To install Multipass, create a new VM, and install Docker Engine manually: so this is how to get going with Docker Engine instead. ![]() I haven’t used it because it’s so much harder to setup. The default Ubuntu image comes with LXD and LXC installed. ![]() especially to stop the VM! Plus, the alias command is very useful. If you see a Welcome to nginx! message, then all’s working as expected!įeel free to Stop and then Remove the container.ĭo check out the next section too, because IHMO the Multipass CLI commands are still a must. Open a new browser tab/window, head to, replacing the xs of course! Take a note of the random port assigned to the nginx port 80, in this case 49154, ![]() Configure Portainer to the Local docker environment, and click Connect.īack in the Containers dashboard, make sure the nginx is now Running,.Create a password for the default admin user, and click Create user,.So from a browser, head over to, replacing the xs of course! In my case, it was the external IP that started with 192. To get to the UI, you first need the IP address of the VM: The image automatically starts Portainer in a container. At time of writing, Multipass is version 1.8.1+mac, the Multipass docker image is Ubuntu 21.10 (impish) (run lsb_release -a in the VM to confirm), and the image comes with Docker Engine Community 20.10.13, build a224086 (check with docker -v or docker version).
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