To fix this they had to open the Docker Desktop app and accept the basic setup steps. I have seen some issues out there where people did not get a proper version info. This command should return something like this: Next to checking the resources I also checked to see if Docker is running correctly: docker -version To change the resource settings open the Docker desktop and go to Settings –> Resources You might want to check and see the resources assigned to run Docker, this way you will not consume all resources available to you. Instructions for installing Docker can be found here.

Now that I have Homebrew running I will install docker. Once done you should see something like this: I need to open terminal (or iTerm in my case) and run the following command: /bin/bash -c '$(curl -fsSL )'

I need Homebrew, Docker and kubectl installed on my Mac. So lets first get the prerequisite in place. So lets get started with Setting up VMware Tanzu Community Edition on MacOS shall we? Today I will show you how to set it up on MacOSįirst of all I am using a Mac running MacOS 11.6 and its running on an Intel Mac (I know I also want the new M1 pro/max one). In my previous post about the announcements made at VMworld 2021 I talked about the VMware Tanzu Community edition.

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