In order to know the version of Docker Engine you can either make use of the command line or go to the setting of Docker Desktop to know the details,
Example 1: Using the Command Line
- Make sure you are running Docker,
- Now type the command: docker engine --version, in your Command-Line (Terminal if macOS),
Example:% docker engine --version Docker version 20.10.17, build 100c701
Note: You can also use command: docker engine -v
Example 2: Using the Docker Desktop Application
- Start Docker Desktop Application (macOS, Windows or Linux)
- Now go to Docker Dashbaord -> Settings
- Click on Docker Engine from the left menu,
- You should be able to see the Docker Engine Version.

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