

You don't have to create a new docker container every time. You can do docker ps -a to list all containers (not just the ones that are running). That error means that you already have a container running.

Hey thanks for replying, there is no emulator listed on my adb, i runned docker with the same line you listed on step 2! Is it ok? If yes, you could install the downloaded app via adb install path_to_apk. Try in a console adb devices and check if you see something like this emulator-5554. Hello and after installing docker (step 1) and added my user to docker group, followed step 2, after acessing i can access it and see a page that has a whale Android Docker, could you describe the steps i should follow to make it works? I m new on Docker, i m sorry! I could also provide a video if you are interested.

These step have to be done manually and these have to be automated - if implemented the whole execution of the remote handling could be done in a cloud and in continuous deployment Log in manually and also search one time to access the permission pop up. Download Instagram (****) app and install via **adb install path_to_apk**Ĥ.
