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Update CI VMs to Ubuntu 16.04 and Docker 1.11 #2563
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Using Docker 1.11 since there isn't a Docker-supplied package for 1.10 on Xenial
Install bc and jq in the image rather than on every build. Also pre-pull some Docker images
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This is a precursor to run Kubernetes smoke tests.
The current most up-to-date Docker version is 1.12.1 which failed some Python tests, so I went back to 1.11.3. The previous version we were using, 1.10.3, is not shipped by Docker for Ubuntu 16.04, and the Ubuntu 1.10.3 rejects our embedded Docker over the 'host' param.
I took the opportunity to pre-load a few things into the image to shave off a few seconds from every test run.
systemctlwaits for the Docker restart, so we don't need "a short delay".