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‫OK.

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‫This is a lesson where I'm going to walk through the assignment for the CLI app testing and you can see

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‫my thought process as I just sort of talk out loud while I do it.

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‫OK.

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‫So, I need to start two Linux distributions. We're going to use the rm, so docker container run rm.

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‫Let's see...I'm not going to want to run it as a daemon.

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‫I am going to want to use i t

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‫cent os 7.

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‫I don't need a port open but I do need to get bash.

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‫OK. Then I going to need to do yum update curl.

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‫And then while that's going, I'm in iTerm2 and iTerm2 is my terminal command.  So command shift d

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‫will give me another window... another shell

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‫so I can then do docker container run rm

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‫it ubuntu 14.04 bash and then do an apt get update then apt get install curl. I'm actually going to throw

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‫in a -y so it automatically does it.

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‫Then up here, I can do a curl version while that one is going. All right.

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‫And it's got curl version 7.2 9 installed.

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‫And then ubuntu.

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‫All right curl version.

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‫All right and ubuntu is 7. 35. I just happen to know that CentOS tends to lag behind in

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‫some more enterprise-y Linux distributions so it tends to have older packet package versions than

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‫Ubuntu even though we're actually running a Ubuntu version that's more than a few years old.

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‫OK.

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‫So when I type exit I shouldn't see my container in there anymore.

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‫No. And then appear if I type exit and I do another listing,

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‫you'll see that one thing left is an nginx container I had left over from my previous unrelated session.

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‫So my CentOS disappeared.

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‫And my Ubuntu disappeared, which is what the --rm does for us.

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‫All right.

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‫And that's it.

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‫Nothing to clean up.