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minikube profiles are meant to be isolated from one another, with their own settings and drivers. If you want to create a single cluster with multiple nodes, try the [multi-node feature]({{< ref "/docs/tutorials/multi_node" >}}) instead.
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## Can I use minikube as a Docker Desktop replacement?
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minikube's VM includes a Docker daemon running inside Linux for free, so you can use
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`minikube docker-env` to point your terminal's Docker CLI to the Docker inside minikube.
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You would need to start minikube with a VM driver, instead of docker, such as hyperkit on macOS and Hyper-V on Windows.
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```
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minikube start --driver=hyperv
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```
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Alternatively, you can use `minikube image build` instead of `minikube docker-env` and `docker build`.
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## Can I start minikube without Kuberentes runninng?
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Yes! If you want to use minikube only as a Docker Desktop replacement without starting Kubernetes itself, try:
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```
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minikube start --no-kubernetes
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```
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Alternatively, if you want to temporarily turn off Kubernetes, you can pause and later unpause Kubernetes
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minikube pause
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```
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minikube also has an addon that automatically pauses Kubernetes after a certain amount of inactivity:
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minikube addons enable auto-pause
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```
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## Docker Driver: How can I set minikube's cgroup manager?
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