Airgapped Docker pkg w/ Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic

[Lynnux]

Hi Guys,

I need to install Docker in an airgapped Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic environment and looked through the following link:

Installing Docker in Airgapped Environments

Installing a supported version of Docker on a server that does not have any internet access is a simple process, but it can require you to install a few dependencies. Most airgapped environments will still have access to yum and apt, but they will be pointing to local mirrors. First we must locate and download the desired package of Docker from one of the official repositories: Note: Some distributions do not support newer versions of Docker, Replicated will continue to support a minimum 1.7…

It looks like there are only options for Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04. Is there a package that exists that I am not seeing or has not been updated on the link yet?

The specific Docker engine version I need are: 1.7.1 or later, minimum 17.06.2-ce, maximum 17.12.1.

Thank you!

[dmitriy]

I’m not aware of an archive that can be used for airgapped installations on Ubuntu 18 and we currently don’t support installations on this release. However, there are options for installing docker on Bionic when connected to the internet. One solution is to connect the server to the internet solely for the purpose of installing docker. Another option is to create an AMI or a VM image with docker pre-installed and then create the airgapped server from that image.

[Lynnux]

Thanks for your response @dmitriy! We ended up using an older version of Docker for Ubuntu Xenial and it looks like it is working ok.