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After I published my architectural discussion on how to scale a simple dockerized Apache-PHP application for production use at large scale, I got several requests to publish the steps to get a Docker host up and running - mostly because that is a pre-requisite to replicate my small project. Hence, I am going to quickly document the steps you can follow from your Mac to get a Docker host running on Microsoft Azure. In order to do follow these steps, you will need an Azure subscription, which I assume you will have. Install Node and npm on on your Mac, as that is one of the easier ways to get the Azure CLI (Command Line Interface) installed.

Follow the steps here to do so: One thing that the above blog does not go into the details of is how to install the correct Xcode on your Mac. If you go to the Apple Store, you will only get the latest version of Xcode. But your Mac may be running an older version of OSX, which cannot install the latest version of Xcode. If that happens, you will have to find which Xcode version is good for your OSX (usually Xcode 6.2 works well on OSX 10.X, please verify the support matrix by running some searches).

Once you know which Xcode version to install, download it from Apple and install it. Install the Azure CLI npm install -g azure-cli. Check if the CLI is working by running some basic commands azure help azure -version. Login to your Azure account (the following command is for interactive login using a browser window, there are other ways too) azure login. If you have multiple subscriptions, run this command to see all of them so that you can verify whether the CLI is using the correct one.

The 'Current' column of the output will be 'true' for the subscription being currently used.