The problem appeared yesterday out of the blue. I installed MacOS High Sierra on my MacBook Pro over a month ago, and there have been no issues--until now. I presume that Kitematic stopped working due to a VirtualBox-related issue; I'd start Kitematic which in turn attempted to start my virtual machine, but bootup would halt at about 45%, with Kitematic telling me that the failure was due to a known VirtualBox bug that could be resolved by installing a newer version of VirtualBox. So, I uninstalled VirtualBox and attempted to install a newer version--again, to no avail. Apparently, there's a known issue involving MacOS High Sierra, VirtualBox, and kexts (something about which I know damn near nothing). I'm completely at a loss, and this issue has completely halted the development of my database. Has anyone else encountered this issue and, if so, have you determined how to resolve it?
Suddenly can no longer run Kitematic on MacOS High Sierra
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As of may 2018, Kitematic is still broken on MacOS High Siera. However the underlying Docker tools are still functional on High Siera. To use them:
Open a terminal window and enter
Which will show the docker images you have created previously with Kitematic. Then you start a container using the
command. You can see the running containers using the
command. And then open a bash shell in a running container using the:
command.
If you use docker on a regular basis it is worth while to get familiar with the most common docker terminal commands