Armando Lemos

  Step 1: Update system repositories First of all, open up the terminal by hitting “ CTRL+ALT+T ” in Ubuntu 22.04 and write out the below-given commands for updating the system repositories: $  sudo  apt update AD Upgrade the system packages as well: $  sudo  apt upgrade AD Step 2: Install required dependencies After updating the system packages, the next step is to  install required dependencies  for Docker: $  sudo  apt  install  lsb-release ca-certificates apt-transport-https software-properties-common  -y AD Step 3: Adding Docker repository to system sources AD When a Docker repository is added to the system sources, it makes the Docker installation easier and provides faster updates. To add the Docker repository to the system sources, firstly,  import  the  Docker GPG  key required for connecting to the Docker repository: $  curl  -fsSL  https: // download.docker.com / linux / ubuntu / gp...