* provision a droplet with docker on it (you can also use test.docker.com to use an RC instead of the latest release)
* set your local shell env to point docker to said machine
* use the docker client to interact with said machine
I also use docker-for-mac and a similar process to spin up swarm-mode clusters. You can also ssh into the machine if you need to by `docker-machine ssh myserver`
* install docker-machine
* provision a droplet with docker on it (you can also use test.docker.com to use an RC instead of the latest release)
* set your local shell env to point docker to said machine
* use the docker client to interact with said machine
I also use docker-for-mac and a similar process to spin up swarm-mode clusters. You can also ssh into the machine if you need to by `docker-machine ssh myserver`
[0]: https://docs.docker.com/machine/drivers/digital-ocean/