$ usermod -aG docker oracleFollowing Frits’ lead I put my docker files in /var/lib/docker/dockerfiles where I created a folder build-sqldev-411. $ useradd -m -g oinstall -G oinstall,dba -u 54321 oracle Adding a user to the Docker group has serious security implications, see Docker daemon attack surface for details. This account must have privileges to run Docker containers. In the newly created OEL image I add an account to run SQL Developer. SQL Developer RPM (you need an Oracle Technet account).A virtualbox image which runs Oracle Enterprise Linux 6.7 with Docker installed (Frits Hoogland explains how to create this in detail) and will be the Docker host system.If you also switch on port forwarding in your virtualbox image you can connect to localhost:2222 via ssh (I usually forward port 22 to 2222 locally, you can choose your own). Because I run my Xserver locally I don’t have to run the complete desktop in my Virtualbox guest. It is my favorite client as it contains everything I one portable executable. MobaXterm is a great product because in contains everything you need to access a server including Putty, sFTP and even an Xserver. I wanted to be able to use my standard setup where I run a minimal Oracle Enterprise Linux server in Virtualbox and use MobaXterm to access the server. There have been several other articles about this but I use a somewhat different approach than most. It got me thinking about running SQL Developer in a container and how we can achieve this. I especially liked Frits Hoogland’s article on installing an Oracle 12c database in a Docker container. Docker is a hot topic at the moment and many have written interesting articles about how to use Docker in combination with Oracle.
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