SoInteractive.docker

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# Ansible Role: docker

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This role helps you set up Docker by adding repositories, installing it, and configuring it. It can also manage Docker containers and install cAdvisor for monitoring.

# :warning: IMPORTANT NOTICE

THIS PROJECT IS NO LONGER MAINTAINED. WE ARE NOT ACCEPTING NEW ISSUES OR PULL REQUESTS.

## Requirements

- You need to have htpasswd installed on the machine where you run the deployment.

## Examples

You can use it in a playbook like this:
```yaml
- hosts: all
  become: true
  roles:
    - SoInteractive.docker

Check the defaults/main.yml file for role variables that you can change. ```