For this recipe, you will need the following things:

Perform the following steps for this recipe:

      docker run hello-world

You will see the following output if your installation succeeded:

      docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker

      docker run -t -i kalilinux/kali-linux-docker

      docker pull linuxkonsult/kali-metasploit

docker run -t -i linuxkonsult/kali-metasploit

The will be as shown in the screenshot:

Once the framework is prepared it is unpacked and executed, it should look as follows:

As you can see, you have Metasploit updated and running. But this is not it; all the changes you have made are not permanent, until you commit the changes. Once you commit the changes, you can pick up next time from where you left off. To commit the changes, open another console window and type the command:

      docker ps

      docker commit <docker-id> <docker-name>
docker commit bd590456f320 admiring_pike

On successful commit, you will see the following output:

b4a7745de59f9e106029c49a508c2f55b36be0e9487dbd32f6b5c58b24fcb57

In this recipe, we need Virtualbox already installed as a prerequisite, and we downloaded and installed the Docker toolbox. Once Docker toolbox is installed, simply open the Docker Quickstart Terminal.app and pull the image you want to run, you can search for the desired image from https://hub.docker.com and use the docker run command to run it. Once you have performed your operations, simply commit the changes with the docker commit command.

Here, we have used the -i and -t switches. For interactive processes (such as a shell), you must use -i -t together in order to a teletype (TTY) for the container process. The-i -t switches is often written -it.

You can learn more about at https://www.docker.com . To search for images, you can visit https://hub.docker.com . To install Linux meta-packages, you can visit https://www.kali.org/news/kali-linux-metapackages/ .