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Install and Run Docker on Google Coral Dev Board #32
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Update: This might sound weird. Even though we cannot get docker from the website. It is completely possible to run docker from the Coral Dev Board. Just follow the steps in the official tutorial for getting Docker CE from binaries here. You need to run:
To get the compatible arm version of docker. If you follow the rest of the tutorial, you should have docker running on your dev board. It is highly probable that you need to run Cheers! |
I am struggling to make up and running. From @adr-arroyo recommendation I managed to install the docker successfully on the board, and hello-world works too. In my case I am trying to run the
Keeps returning strange errors (in DEBU mode):
The
And tried to install docker compatible with the aarch64 architecture from directly Docker static distribution , but still throws the same annoying error. Have anyone, @adr-arroyo maybe you, managed to have a docker container running on the board (besides hello-world)? I am wondering if I have other nasty permisison issues that I do not see! |
Hello @mmortazavi I am sorry but I do not remember if I made it work any other container on the coral. I had to stop working on it. However, I do not remember seen this errors, did you follow the steps for the arm installation? Regards |
Hi @adr-arroyo Thanks for your quick feedback. I see. I thought you continued working on it. Yes I did follow the arm installation. I have already tried a few ways to run docker images customized for my use case, none of them worked! Would you mind opening this ticket again and perhaps change the title to 'Install and Run Docker on Google Coral Dev Board'? I rather have this in this issue and not open another issue. Maybe others see and offer help. Regards |
It's done @mmortazavi :) Hopefully there is someone else trying this and has some more info for us. |
Thanks @adr-arroyo. For some reasons I thought this repo is the official google-coral one, but it is not! I may bring the question to the original repo! |
It's okay @mmortazavi ;) But please, reference this issue on the comments of the issue in the original repo! |
Hi guys, Nam from Coral team here, installing docker binary is pretty straight forward for mendel day:
That's all. if you want to run docker, first make sure the docker daemon is up with (you'll need to do this every time you reboot the board):
test:
Do this if you don't have the desire to sudo anything: |
Here is also an example Dockerfile: |
Hey.. I am trying to configure kubernetes on coral board, which depends on docker installation. I followed your comment and installed docker. everything works but i could not start the "docker.service" through "systemctl" command, in turn kubernetes throws the same error. could you please help me out in this case? |
@ramunelluri184 my apologies, I didn't see this earlier. I'm not too familiar with kubernetes, but if you think the docker binary installation method from above is causing this issue, you can try this instead (this way you can have the full debian package):
Hope this helps! |
Thanks a lot. this worked like a charm and docker is running successfully as a systemd service. |
@Namburger ERRO[2021-01-18T19:49:27.439668055Z] 'overlay' not found as a supported filesystem on this host. Please ensure kernel is new enough and has overlay support loaded. storage-driver=overlay Any ideas ? |
I suspect the right docker related flags for kernel support have not been enabled for this new mediatek coral dev miniboard yet. the regular dev board works fine |
Hello,
I would like to install docker in the Google Coral Dev board. Official support says that they have not tried to do it, but "I can try to do it".
Anyway, there is no "official" or supported way to install docker in the board, mainly because the get.docker.com script does not work on the coral.
Has anyone tried to install it by source? Following the official steps. The first problem is the
iptables
command, it is not in the coral SO.Cheers
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