Releases: boot2docker/osx-installer
v1.3.2
- Boot2Docker 1.3.2 (Docker v1.3.2, Linux v3.16.7)
- Boot2Docker Management Tool v1.3.2
- Docker Client v1.3.2
- VirtualBox v4.3.18-r96516
Please see the OS X installation documentation for more details.
v1.3.1
- Boot2Docker 1.3.1 (Docker v1.3.1, Linux v3.16.4)
- Boot2Docker Management Tool v1.3.1
- Docker v1.3.1
- VirtualBox v4.3.18-r96516
Please see the OS X installation documentation for more details.
v1.3.0
- Boot2Docker 1.3.0 (Docker v1.3.0, Linux v3.16.4)
- Boot2Docker Management Tool v1.3.0
- Docker v1.3.0
- VirtualBox v4.3.18-r96516
Please see the OS X installation documentation for more details.
v1.2.0
- Docker v1.2.0
- Boot2Docker.iso v1.2.0
- Boot2Docker manage tool v1.2.0
- VirtualBox 4.3.14
Please see the OS X installation documentation for more details.
v1.1.2
- Docker v1.1.2
- Boot2Docker.iso v1.1.2
- Boot2Docker manage tool v1.1.2
- VirtualBox 4.3.12
Please see the OS X installation documentation for more details.
Note: if you are upgrading from boot2docker 0.12 or later, you can update your existing virtual machine (after upgrading using the installer) using
boot2docker stop && boot2docker download && boot2docker up
- and you will not lose your existing data.Note: if you are upgrading from boot2docker before 0.12, please create a new VM using
boot2docker delete ; boot2docker download ; boot2docker up
. This will delete your persistent data, but will also ensure that you have the latest VirtualBox configuration.
v1.1.1
- Docker v1.1.1
- Boot2Docker.iso v1.1.1
- Boot2Docker manage tool v1.1.1
- VirtualBox 4.3.12
Please see the OS X installation documentation for more details.
Note: if you are upgrading from boot2docker 0.12 or later, you can update your existing virtual machine (after upgrading using the installer) using
boot2docker stop && boot2docker download && boot2docker up
- and you will not lose your existing data.Note: if you are upgrading from boot2docker before 0.12, please create a new VM using
boot2docker delete ; boot2docker download ; boot2docker up
. This will delete your persistent data, but will also ensure that you have the latest VirtualBox configuration.
v1.1.0
- Docker v1.1.0
- Boot2Docker.iso v1.1.0
- Boot2Docker manage tool v1.1.0
- VirtualBox 4.3.12
Please see the OS X installation documentation for more details.
Note: if you are upgrading from boot2docker 0.12 or later, you can update your existing virtual machine (after upgrading using the installer) using
boot2docker stop && boot2docker download && boot2docker up
- and you will not lose your existing data.Note: if you are upgrading from boot2docker before 0.12, please create a new VM using
boot2docker delete ; boot2docker download ; boot2docker up
. This will delete your persistent data, but will also ensure that you have the latest VirtualBox configuration.
v1.0.1
- Docker v1.0.1
- Boot2Docker.iso v1.0.1
- Boot2Docker manage tool v1.0.1
- VirtualBox 4.3.12
Note: if you are upgrading from boot2docker 0.9.1 or before, please create a new VM using
boot2docker delete ; boot2docker download ; boot2docker up
. This will delete your persistent data, but will also ensure that you have the latest VirtualBox configuration.
v1.0.0
Boot2Docker Start
icon in Applications- Docker v1.0.0
- Boot2Docker manage tool v1.0.0
- VirtualBox 4.3.12
- requires (and includes) the latest Boot2Docker iso: v1.0.0
- use the official IANA registered Docker port
- add support for a serial console
boot2docker up
tells the user to use the host-only IP address for connecting to the Docker Engine.boot2docker ip
will tell you the host-only IP address that container's ports are exposed on
Note: this update changes the exposed Docker port from 4243 to 2375, and will require the v0.12.0 version of the new boot2docker management tool.
This Boot2Docker release is not backwards compatible with older management toolsNote: if you are upgrading, please create a new VM using
boot2docker delete ; boot2docker download ; boot2docker up
. This will delete your persistent data, but will also ensure that you have the latest VirtualBox configuration.
v0.12.0
Boot2Docker Start
icon in Applications- Docker v0.12.0
- Boot2Docker manage tool v0.12.0
- VirtualBox 4.3.12
- requires (and includes) the latest Boot2Docker iso: v0.12.0
- use the official IANA registered Docker port
- add support for a serial console
boot2docker up
tells the user to use the host-only IP address for connecting to the Docker Engine.boot2docker ip
will tell you the host-only IP address that container's ports are exposed on
Note: this update changes the exposed Docker port from 4243 to 2375, and will require the v0.12.0 version of the new boot2docker management tool.
This Boot2Docker release is not backwards compatible with older management tools