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13 changes: 9 additions & 4 deletions modules/install/pages/getting-started-docker.adoc
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[abstract]
{description}

:shutdown-instructions-link: pass:q[(For instructions on starting up or shutting down a standalone instance of Couchbase server, see xref:startup-shutdown.adoc[Starting and stopping the Couchbase Server]).]

If you're trying Couchbase Server for the first time and just want to explore a Couchbase configuration, the quickest way to install a pre-configured single-node deployment using Docker is to follow the xref:getting-started:start-here.adoc[Get Started] tutorial.

For more traditional Docker deployments, use the following sections below:
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For detailed information about deploying Couchbase Server, make sure to review the Couchbase Server xref:plan-for-production.adoc[system requirements] and xref:install-production-deployment.adoc[deployment guidelines], paying particular attention to the following pages:

* xref:best-practices-vm.adoc[]
* xref:best-practices-vm.adoc[]
* xref:deployment-considerations-lt-3nodes.adoc[].
====

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After running the above command, a single instance (`db`) of the latest https://hub.docker.com/_/couchbase/[official Couchbase Server container image^] is downloaded and run on the host computer.
If a traditional installation of Couchbase Server is running locally on the host computer, the port mappings specified using the `-p` option may fail.
Ensure that you stop any local instance of Couchbase Server before running this command.
Ensure that you stop any local instance of Couchbase Server before running this command. +
{shutdown-instructions-link}
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After running the above commands, three instances (`db1`, `db2`, `db3`) of the latest https://hub.docker.com/_/couchbase/[official Couchbase Server container image^] are downloaded and run on the host computer.
If a traditional installation of Couchbase Server is running locally on the host computer, the port mappings specified using the `-p` option may fail.
Ensure that you stop any local instance of Couchbase Server before running these commands.
Ensure that you stop any local instance of Couchbase Server before running these commands. +
{shutdown-instructions-link}
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and run on the host computer.
If a traditional installation of Couchbase Server is running locally on the host computer,
the port mappings specified using the `-p` option may fail.
Ensure that you stop any local instance of Couchbase Server before running these commands.
Ensure that you stop any local instance of Couchbase Server before running these commands. +
{shutdown-instructions-link}
+
NOTE: If you're using encrypted communication for the Couchbase Web Console, client, and server,
and using XDCR, you need to open up additional ports.
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