Goeland is a utility tool written in Go for managing containers and images from several popular container engines, like Docker and Open Container Initiative. In this tutorial, we will learn how to install Goeland on Fedora Server, the latest version as of now.
Follow the steps below to install Goeland on your Fedora Server.
Update the package list.
$ sudo dnf update
Install the required dependencies for Go.
$ sudo dnf install -y golang
Clone the Goeland repository to your local system.
$ git clone https://github.com/slurdge/goeland.git
Change the directory to the cloned repository.
$ cd goeland
Build the Goeland executable binary.
$ go build
This creates a binary named goeland in your current directory.
Move the binary file to the /usr/local/bin/ directory.
$ sudo mv goeland /usr/local/bin/
Confirm that Goeland is installed correctly by running the following command.
$ goeland --version
The output will show you the latest version of the Goeland utility tool installed on your system.
You now have Goeland installed on your Fedora Server instance. Enjoy managing your container engines with ease!
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