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Émerson Felinto
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Does the new version of Plesk for Debian 9 support Docker? Can I already use it in a clean installation of Debian 9?
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Question Docker support for Debian 9 / Plesk Onyx 18
- Thread starter Émerson Felinto
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Sergio Manzi
Regular Pleskian
Plesk Onyx 18? I think you'll have to wait for a while... 
Sergio Manzi
Regular Pleskian
Jokes apart, I really don't know, but as you said...
Anyway, I strongly recommend that you test this feature for yourself. Even why the worst could happen?
Yes, in secret Plesk laboratories...
Émerson Felinto
Regular Pleskian
Sorry, obviously there was a typo.
I am referring to Plesk Onyx 17.8.11. Is it already compatible with Debian 9 and Docker?
@Sergio Manzi
At the moment I can not rent a machine to do this test.
I am referring to Plesk Onyx 17.8.11. Is it already compatible with Debian 9 and Docker?
@Sergio Manzi
At the moment I can not rent a machine to do this test.
