How to Check for Docker Installation

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To check if you have Docker installed, run command docker ps or docker info on a terminal screen to verify it is installed and running.

If the permission is denied use sudo docker ps or sudo docker info on a terminal screen.

If the command is not found, you may need to install Docker first.

For all platforms, see the Docker Documentation.

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