The steps below describe how to download, install, and configure the Docker container allocation software required by ArcGIS Notebook Server. See Docker and ArcGIS Notebook Server for an introduction to Docker and how it's used in ArcGIS Notebook Server.
Download and install Docker
The Docker edition needed to run ArcGIS Notebook Server on Windows is Docker Desktop Community. This is accessible through the Docker Desktop for Windows application. Follow these steps to install Docker on your machine.
- Verify that Hyper-V is installed on your Windows machine by searching for the Hyper-V Manager application. If it's not, install it before proceeding. See the following Microsoft documentation for steps:
- If your OS is Windows Server 2016 or 2019, see Install the Hyper-V role on Windows Server.
- If your OS is Windows 10, see Install Hyper-V on Windows 10.
- ArcGIS Notebook Server requires Docker Desktop for Windows (version 2.1.0.5 or earlier). In a browser, go to the Docker Desktop (Windows) download page in the Docker Hub store.
- Sign in to your existing Docker Hub account, or sign up for a new account.
- Download the Docker Desktop software.
- Double-click Docker for Windows Installer to run it.
- On the Configuration dialog box of the installer, you will be prompted on whether Docker should use Windows containers. Do not select this option; ArcGIS Notebook Server requires Linux containers.
- Close the installer when it has completed.
- Click the Docker Desktop button in the Start menu to start Docker.
- Verify that Docker has started, using one of the following methods:
- Check the status of the Docker icon in the Windows system tray (typically located at the bottom right corner of your screen).
- Open the command prompt window and run the following commands:
docker version docker run hello-world
Configure Docker settings
After Docker is installed on your machine, modify the settings described below.
Port 2375
You'll use the Docker Remote API, which requires the use of port 2375. This port will only be used internally by ArcGIS Notebook Server and should be protected from external use.
- Right-click the Docker button in the Windows system tray, and click Settings.
- On the General page, check Expose daemon on tcp://localhost:2375 without TLS.
You may receive a security warning. Ensure that your system administrator is aware that this port is used internally, and that no external access should be permitted to the port.
Local drive
The Docker container must have access to your local drive. Perform the step below during initial installation, and repeat it whenever the credentials for your Run As account change, or if the Run As account itself changes. If you create a new account during ArcGIS Notebook Server installation, you'll be referred back to this step.
- Right-click the Docker button in the Windows system tray, and click Settings.
- From the settings menu, click Shared Drives.
- Choose the drive that will be used for your ArcGIS Notebook Server configuration store.
Once the Docker component is installed, restart your machine. You must restart the machine each time you install or upgrade the Docker component.
You are now ready to install ArcGIS Notebook Server on your machine.