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Chapters will be added later intro Hello Recently the folks behind the Docker project, in a perfectly reasonable attempt at monetizing announced that for companies of more than 250 employees or greater than 10M usd in annual revenue will have to transition to a 7 USD per user per month model. At 250 employees with say half in engineering that's 125 x 7 x 12 = 10.5k per year for Docker on the Desktop but more like 31.5k at 21 usd per month per employee for the enterprise features like SSO and such https://www.theregister.com/2021/08/3... Caveats The Docker for Desktop suite does have some value add that if you use you should ask your employer to pay for but for me and my use-case I just need to be able to run some cointainers maybe even some docker-compose files to spin up some interconnected sets of containers and if that's your usecase as well then follow along. solution There is a workaround that I will explain in this video that is pretty simple to do pre-reqs First you'll need homebrew -- we like homebrew on this channel An Internet connection A modern-ish Intel mac -- I've not tested this on Apple Silicon -- so all you lucky folks with an M1 your mileage may vary Paitence to run some terminal commands commands brew update && brew upgrade && brew install virtualbox && brew uninstall --cask docker && brew install docker && brew install docker-machine docker-machine create --driver=virtualbox --virtualbox-disk-size=100000 --virtualbox-memory=8192 --virtualbox-cpu-count=4 foo Add eval $(docker-machine env foo) to your bashrc or zshrc test docker run -d -p 8080:80 nginx curl docker-host-ip:8080 end Thanks for watching