Depends on how much of a replacement one is expecting (I guess it's like all commercial versus Open Source software in that way), but docker machine and Virtual

Depends on how much of a replacement one is expecting (I guess it's like all commercial versus Open Source software in that way), but docker machine and VirtualBox are a low drama version. There used to be a working setup that used xhyve (on top of Hypervisor.framework) but I had woes that I don't recall the details about right now and even when it did work the networking was much harder to reason about than with VirtualBox The other advantage of docker machine is that you can also ask for a cloud instance to run dockerd, and that's actually how gitlab-runner does it Replacing Docker for Mac's kubernetes support is done with either kind or minikube depending on ones desire to have on a modern version versus "yeah, yeah, just run the VM and make kubectl work" None of those setups have any provided gui/menubar widget support, or similar hand holding, which is why I started this the way I did