<p>Checkout Play with docker <a href="https://labs.play-with-docker.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">here</a>. If you just started then it is best to install docker on your local machine to get more of a native experience and understanding of docker networks and overlays etc... and after that you can move on to any cloud like aws ECS service, azure etc....</p>

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sousuke
<p>I have a Windows machine and I am just starting to learn docker. I have gone through the internet that the best way to start is by installing docker-desktop.  Is there a way i can use docker remotely on any cloud providers without having to install it on my machine ?
From what I understand I may need to upload my jar files to the remote servers and everything else should be able to be done on the cloud server.
Is there any such subscription I could purchase to use docker remotely ? Please let me know all the possibilities.</p>

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Is it possible to containerize using docker without a local setup?
Sourabh
# Is it possible to containerize using docker without a local setup?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-01-03)

I have a Windows machine and I am just starting to learn docker. I have gone through the internet that the best way to start is by installing docker-desktop. Is there a way i can use docker remotely on any cloud providers without having to install it on my machine ?
From what I understand I may need to upload my jar files to the remote servers and everything else should be able to be done on the cloud server.
Is there any such subscription I could purchase to use docker remotely ? Please let me know all the possibilities.

**Tags:** docker, dockerhub


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### Answer by username_1 on 2021-01-03. Score: 1

Checkout Play with docker [here](https://labs.play-with-docker.com/). If you just started then it is best to install docker on your local machine to get more of a native experience and understanding of docker networks and overlays etc... and after that you can move on to any cloud like aws ECS service, azure etc....


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