
Add Docker repository to your sources.list printf 'sn' 'deb archamd64 bullseye stable' sudo tee /etc/apt//docker-ce. They will be updated as I learn more or change the process. Installing docker-ce on Kali Linux docker-ce can be installed from Docker repository using Debian buster codename. These notes are kind of rough and based on much of my exploration.

$ docker run -t -i kalilinux/kali-rolling /bin/bash Tooling (that I still need to explore in more detail) The steps from this point forward should be re-run each time you start Kali Linux in this Docker Container (the run command below). # apt-get update & apt-get install metasploit-framework To install Docker on Kali Linux we need to remember that there is already a package named docker, therefore Docker has to be installed under a different name. $ docker run -ti -rm -v /Users/bob.fornal/Projects/pentest/root:/root -v /Users/bob.fornal/Projects/pentest/postgres:/var/lib/postgresql kalilinux/kali-rolling /bin/bash Here are the abbreviated notes I put together. THIS ARTICLE IS INTENDED PRIMARILY FOR MYSELF. With some quick searching I found that they already had Kali Linux dockerized. I was thinking of setting up a machine to explore when a co-worker mentioned building a Docker Container with Kali Linux inside it.

Installation instructions can be found here: After the installation, go to your docker-compose.yml directory and then execute docker-compose up to create and start services in your docker-compose.yml file. Kali Linux was mentioned and I started looking at what this meant. yml files you have to install and use Docker Compose.
