For follks who want to play/try out Cloudera Hadoop distribution...now Cloudera has provided the docker image for their quickstart Cloudera Hadoop. Now you can run the single node cluster in a native shell kind of environment...better and faster than running in VMPlayer or Virtual box.

Working fine for me.
Please refer to this.
It contains all the necessary instructions. I am able to run it on Ubuntu Desktop 16.04 LTS with Intel i7 Quad core processor and 32 GB RAM.

Now it is installed.
Please make use of the command "docker images"
That will provide you the docker image id which is n this case is "4239cd2958c6"

Once it is installed you can start it using the command
Here is this description about this command
"docker run --hostname=quickstart.cloudera --privileged=true -t -i [OPTIONS] [IMAGE] /usr/bin/docker-quickstart"
docker run --hostname=quickstart.cloudera --privileged=true -t -i -d 4239cd2958c6 /usr/bin/docker-quickstart
The above command will result into this:
a02833d889260f60edcb47cb70230168980ff78a3b5850312bd09454aff51727

and then attach to the just created docker image(which is running now)
Syntax for docker attach command is:

docker attach [CONTAINER HASH]

docker attach a02833d889260f60edcb47cb70230168980ff78a3b5850312bd09454aff51727

Now to check whether it is running fine or not?

Once everything is up and running....try accessing it in the browser...Oozie can be accessed like this

In my case quickstart.cloudera is mapped to 172.17.0.2

That's it....enjoy your Cloudera Quickstart Hadoop docker and enjoy learning....