In this video we're going to go through a little bit of Cuban 80s setup as a quick reminder.
Cuban natives is a tool for running a bunch of different containers together it will automatically manage
the creation and management of all these different containers.
And it's also going to make it really easy for us to communicate between these containers as well.
So let's go through some setup in this video.
There's two possibilities right now for setup.
Either you are running Docker for Windows or Docker from Mac or you're running Docker toolbox or Linux
you will know that you are running Docker from Mac or Windows.
If you have that little icon up here inside of your system tray or of course if you're on Windows it'll
probably be down on your bottom right.
If you are running either those then I got good news for you.
Cuban any setup is really easy and straightforward.
It's so easy and straightforward they will just do it right now in the span of about 10 seconds.
So even if you're running Docker tool box or Linux just stick around for a moment.
So if you're on Docker for Mac or Windows we'll find that Docker system tray icon.
We'll find preferences you'll see a window like this appear on the side.
We'll find Cuban eddies and we'll just click on enable Cuban eddies on the bottom right.
We'll find apply and restart and that is pretty much it.
Well if you got through that process then you could pause this video right now and continue on the next
video.
Otherwise if you are running Docker to a box or Linux stay around for just a moment.
Now I've got some bad news for you.
Unfortunately the setup if you're running Docker tool box or Linux is just a little bit more complicated.
You're going to have to install a tool called mini cube mini cube is a tool that will start up a Cuban
80s cluster on your local machine.
There is a link to the documentation right here.
Do be aware that the exact location this documentation has changed more than once over the years.
So if you try going to this link right here and it doesn't work for any reason that's ok.
Just do a google search for install mini cube and you'll probably find some directions on how to do
it.
So I'm going to assume that that link is going to work.
So going to copy it and hop on over so on this page you can scroll down to installing mini Q You'll
find directions for Linux Mac OS or windows for each of these you'll go ahead and walk through the directions.
Now I got to be honest with you if you're using Docker tool box the reality the situation here is that
Docker toolbox is not super stable.
There's a billion things that can go wrong with it.
So I got to be honest with you if you run into installation problems with Docker toolbox I'm going to
leave it up to you to do some troubleshooting.
I have gone through so much troubleshooting with Docker two blocks in the past and it's something that
is very ineffective for me to try to help you with over Q In a discussion boards.
There is just so many things that can be different between your system and my possible system my kind
of reference computer.
I have a running Docker toolbox that I just really cannot effectively support you if something goes
wrong with the mini cube installation.
So again if you're using Docker toolbox you're going to have to figure a little bit out of this stuff
on your own.
There are a tremendous number of resources out there you can use to do some research and figure out
what's going on.
All right.
So I'm sorry to have to say that but again it's kind of the reality situation.
So hopefully you can't get many cube setup successfully once do Basra here and we'll join back up together
in just a moment.