January-12th-2018, 09:38 AM
I checked he STRATON Raspberry runtime from straton for Raspberry myself running in our example Docker Container "Raspbian" from here.
You have to recognize that the STRATON Editor talks to the raspberry runtime across port TCP 1100. This is why you have to expose this port additionally when you start the Raspbian Container (or in best case you map the whole netPI host network into the container). Afterwards I copied the files of the zip file into the container and started the runtime using "sudo ./t5pi91". Then I created a simple STRATON project in the Editor, entered the IP address of netPI and went online. It works as on a standard Raspberry Pi.
What I did not check during my short test was running network communications across netPI's LAN network interface such as PROFINET IO or Modbus TCP or similar.
You have to recognize that the STRATON Editor talks to the raspberry runtime across port TCP 1100. This is why you have to expose this port additionally when you start the Raspbian Container (or in best case you map the whole netPI host network into the container). Afterwards I copied the files of the zip file into the container and started the runtime using "sudo ./t5pi91". Then I created a simple STRATON project in the Editor, entered the IP address of netPI and went online. It works as on a standard Raspberry Pi.
What I did not check during my short test was running network communications across netPI's LAN network interface such as PROFINET IO or Modbus TCP or similar.
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