|-= 78121 matt -address fd:3 -connect -control fd:4 -volume-control |-= 78120 matt -url fd://3 -git /Users/matt/Library/Containers//Data/database |- 78119 matt /Applications/Docker.app/Contents/MacOS/.linux -watchdog fd:0 -max-restarts 5 -restart-seconds 30 \-+= 78118 matt /Applications/Docker.app/Contents/MacOS/.linux -watchdog fd:0 -max-restarts 5 -restart-seconds 30 \-+= 78105 matt /Applications/Docker.app/Contents/MacOS/Docker "" = mach-port-object Īnd has the following process tree: ○→ pstree -p 78105 "/Applications/Docker.app/Contents/MacOS/Docker" "Program" = "/Applications/Docker.app/Contents/MacOS/Docker" The service has the following details: ○→ launchctl list .52512 The Docker for Mac application creates a launchd service: ○→ launchctl list | grep -i docker Loaded with: launchctl load /Users/matt/Library/LaunchAgents/vm.ist This is the LaunchAgent I use for Virtualbox: Then set the Virtualbox VM up to run at boot. Instead run Docker in a VirtualBox VM, either by creating a plain VM or using docker-machine. TL DR Running Docker for Mac as a standalone service is not supported.
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