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Learn how to install and configure Docker Enterprise Engine (EE) on CentOS 7 to get your container workloads up and running securely.

Prerequisites

If you don’t have a subscription, sign in to Docker Hub and click Start One-Month Trial to enable Docker EE repositories for your account.

1. Obtain Your Docker EE Repository URL

  1. Sign in to Docker Hub.
  2. Navigate to Subscriptions and start your trial or activate your paid plan.
  3. Copy the repository URL provided under Docker Enterprise Engine.
You’ll use this URL in the next step to configure your host.

2. Configure the Docker EE Repository

Replace <YOUR-REPO-URL> with the URL you obtained:
Make sure your subscription is active; otherwise the repository will return a 404 error.

3. Install Docker Enterprise Engine

Once the repository is added, install Docker EE and its dependencies:
Enable and start the Docker service:

4. Verify the Installation

Run the following command to confirm you’re using Docker Engine – Enterprise:
Expected output sample:
If you see Docker Engine – Enterprise in both Client and Server sections, the installation was successful.

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