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I admit it, I was not a friend of Oracle databases running in Docker containers for a long time. My database systems for testing and demo purposes were all running in VMware, Virtual Box or in the Oracle Cloud. But I have used the Windows Subsystem for Linux since beginning, to work with the Oracle Oracle Cloud Infrastructure CLI, Git Integration etc.. And what I really like is the WSL extension for Visual Studio Code which gives me to chance, to edit Ansible Vault files in Windows without any additional Linux based VM running.
With the update of the existing Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) architecture to version 2, the Docker Desktop for Windows is now fully integrated and able to run Docker container in WSL as a lightweight VM. Now it’s time to change my mind, why not use Docker to try out new Oracle features, do some development stuff and more?
What to we need to run Oracle databases in WSL 2 Docker Containers?
- WSL 2
- Docker Desktop for Windows
- Docker images with an Oracle Database – I may use the images (oehrlis/docker) from my workmate Stefan Oehrli (oradba.ch)- merci vöumou
This blog post shows you how to setup WSL 2 to run Docker images. Sure, you can use the Oracle provided Docker images or self created images too. But I have verified the Oracle repository today, the Dockerfile version is 19.3.0. And I don’t have the passion, to create new Dockerfiles for example to run 19.8 and download additional RU software.
Installing Windows Subsystem 2 for Linux
Enable Windows Subsystem for Linux basic Functionality
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Start Windows PowerShell as Administrator and enable WSL.
Do not restart Windows 10 at the moment.
Activate Windows Subsystem for Linux 2
Check your version before enabling WSL 2, the criteria from the install document must be meet – for example for my x64 platform:
- Running Windows 10, updated to version 1903 or higher, Build 18362 or higher for x64 systems.
Let’s check it with Windows logo key + R and winver – my version us 1904:
Enable the ‘Virtual Machine Platform’ – this component is required for WSL 2.