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Specify the settings for accessing the Docker API. For more information about using the Docker integration with GoLand, see Docker.

Item Description

Name The name of the configuration.

Connect to Docker daemon with

Item	Description
Name	The name of the configuration.
Connect to Docker daemon with	Docker for Mac: If you are using Docker for macOS, this is the recommended connection option. Unix socket: This is the recommended connection option for Linux. If you get permission denied errors, add the current user to the docker group on the machine, log out, and then log back in. Docker Machine: If you are using Docker Toolbox for Windows or macOS, this is the recommended option for connecting to the Docker API. If the Connection successful message doesn't appear, check your Docker Machine executable setting on the Docker \| Tools page. TCP socket: If you are using Docker for Windows, this is the usual connection option. This option will also work for Linux, Docker for macOS, and Docker Toolbox. Engine API URL: Depends on the Docker version and operating system: Docker for Windows: tcp://localhost:2375 In the General section of your Docker settings, turn on the Expose daemon on tcp://localhost:2375 without TLS option. Docker for macOS or Linux: unix:///var/run/docker.sock Docker Toolbox for Windows or macOS: https://192.168.99.100:2376 Certificates folder: The path to the certificates folder. Depends on your Docker version and operating system: Docker for Windows, macOS or Linux: Leave this field empty. Docker Toolbox for Windows: %HOMEPATH%\.docker\machine\machines\default Docker Toolbox for macOS: usually ~/.docker/ or its subdirectory. Since the Certificates folder field specifies any folder with certificates, this field corresponds to the `DOCKER_CERT_PATH` environment variable. For more information, see Client modes in the Docker documentation.
Path mappings	For Windows and macOS: Specify the mappings for folders that can be shared between the host and the container volumes. Use to edit an existing mapping, or to create a new one. Local path: The path to the local folder that you want to make available for volume bindings. Virtual machine path: The corresponding directory path in the Docker virtual machine's file system.

Docker for Mac: If you are using Docker for macOS, this is the recommended connection option.

Unix socket: This is the recommended connection option for Linux.

Docker Machine: If you are using Docker Toolbox for Windows or macOS, this is the recommended option for connecting to the Docker API. If the Connection successful message doesn't appear, check your Docker Machine executable setting on the Docker | Tools page.

TCP socket: If you are using Docker for Windows, this is the usual connection option. This option will also work for Linux, Docker for macOS, and Docker Toolbox.

Engine API URL: Depends on the Docker version and operating system:
- Docker for Windows: tcp://localhost:2375
  
  In the General section of your Docker settings, turn on the Expose daemon on tcp://localhost:2375 without TLS option.
- Docker for macOS or Linux: unix:///var/run/docker.sock
- Docker Toolbox for Windows or macOS: https://192.168.99.100:2376
Certificates folder: The path to the certificates folder. Depends on your Docker version and operating system:
- Docker for Windows, macOS or Linux: Leave this field empty.
- Docker Toolbox for Windows: %HOMEPATH%\.docker\machine\machines\default
- Docker Toolbox for macOS: usually ~/.docker/ or its subdirectory.
Since the Certificates folder field specifies any folder with certificates, this field corresponds to the DOCKER_CERT_PATH environment variable. For more information, see Client modes in the Docker documentation.

Path mappings

For Windows and macOS: Specify the mappings for folders that can be shared between the host and the container volumes.

Use to edit an existing mapping, or to create a new one.

Local path: The path to the local folder that you want to make available for volume bindings.
Virtual machine path: The corresponding directory path in the Docker virtual machine's file system.

Last modified: 19 June 2020