It’s fully docker compliant, if there is such a thing. I used this on my older Macbook for a little while before replacing it with Rancher Desktop. This is a simple near “drop-in” replacement for Docker Desktop, but does not work on M1 Macs. This link should take you directly to the relevant bit: Īlternatively, see their source on Github for additional configuration options as needed. I’ve included some further tips n tricks for running it with better compatibility with third party tooling, as well as exploring some of its other options in my own blog site. You can of course use colima stop to shut it down to save resources on your machine if desired between docker sessions. The first time you do this is a little slower due to downloading the image and configuring it, but following that only takes a few seconds on my machine. You need the docker CLI installed too ( brew install docker) if you don’t have it already also.įollowing installation, you then issue colima start when you want to start the daemon, and after that completes, you should find that docker commands work as normal. The installation is incredibly straight-forward, just brew install colima.
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