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```bash
```bash
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose up -d
```
```
If you get an error running docker-compose related to `wincred` go to `~/.docker/config.json` and remove the `"credstore":"wincred"` but leave the curly braces `{}` and save the file.
To check that all the boxes are running:
To check that all the boxes are running:
```bash
```bash
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Next we will need to run the profile rebuild for either our Drupal 7 or Drupal 8 container:
Next we will need to run the profile rebuild for either our Drupal 7 or Drupal 8 container:
in the URL: http://docker:9000
go to the URL: http://docker:9000
Portainer can be accessed at port :9000 you can use Portainer to easily log in to the web container to run the profile rebuild the base profile or run composer etc...
You can use Portainer to easily log in to the web container to run the profile rebuild the base profile or run composer etc...
Go to Containers (http://docker:9000/#/containers) and under "Quick Actions" look for the console icon, it looks like this `>_`
If you get an error running docker-compose related to `wincred` go to `~/.docker/config.json` and remove the `"credstore":"wincred"` but leave the curly braces `{}` and save the file.
On the Drupal 7 container you can log in as root on the Drupal 8 container change the log in to vagrant.
To check the ip address of your docker machine:
Once in, you can update the profile as you would using wcms-vagrant.
