Installation de Docker sur Debian en ~30 min! ⏱ dans Proxmox ou non, avec Portainer et Heimdall

How do I install Docker under Proxmox? And how do I install Portainer in Docker? And how do I deploy a Heimdall container in Docker? Phew! Quite a program! 📱 Follow me! 💻 ►https://lhub.to/GuiPoM 🔗 Links and Commands 🔗 ►Install Docker: https://docs.docker.com/engine/instal... ►Install Portainer: https://docs.portainer.io/start/insta... ►Install Heimdall: https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/do... 📃 Summary 📃 00:00 Introduction: In this video, we'll see how to deploy Docker in Proxmox, as well as how to install Docker in Debian 11, and how to install Portainer and Heimdall in Docker. 02:55 Use an up-to-date version of Proxmox, in this case, 7.2. 03:45 Even if the Proxmox host is Debian, we avoid the shortcut of installing... Docker directly on its host system. 04:48 LXC containers and Virtual Machines (VMs) in Proxmox for installing Docker 06:33 Downloading the Debian 11 template 08:10 Creating the LXC container that will host Docker. Choosing the template, storage and mount points, CPU and memory, network configuration 10:58 Enabling the keyctl feature 11:38 Enabling automatic startup (Start at boot) 12:20 Adding mount points after creating a container, if needed later 12:47 Backup and snapshots 13:44 First boot of the container and login as root. From this point in the video, what I explain applies to any Docker installation on a Debian-based system. 14:23 Updating the operating system with apt-get update and apt-get upgrade 14:55 Creating a dedicated Docker user. I simply call it... Docker! 17:02 Reconnecting with the docker user and verifying that the user is correctly configured 17:40 Installing Docker following the official documentation 20:30 Verifying that Docker is working with the hello-world container 22:03 Contrary to what the Docker documentation says and my own habits, it is not necessary to use sudo to call the docker command, because your docker user is part of the docker group 23:17 Disabling login and SSH connection for the root user 24:58 It would then be possible to install other containers via the command line, but this is not very practical, so we will instead install a web interface: Portainer 28:34 Connecting to Portainer: how to retrieve the IP address of this machine if DNS is not working 30:36 Installing Heimdall as an example and because you wanted me to mention it. As a stack (docker-compose) from Portainer 35:28 Discovering Heimdall and possible configurations 36:34 Adding applications to Heimdall: Proxmox, Portainer... it's your turn! 40:32 Debriefing: you should now be able to manage the different steps I've outlined. And a web frontend for easier daily Docker management!