January-10th-2020, 07:17 AM
I am now using "host" mode and all functionality seems to be working correctly.
The volume is working as it should and am able to start stop and create new containers with no loss of data.
As an example, the Rasp Pi is running on 192.168.1.235. it needs to connect to websockets being received from 192.168.1.239,192.168.1.240 etc....
As stated above though "host" most bypasses the need for port mapping and tests so far are working well.
I have come across to my next question with docker. When my container is started I need to automate some commands in the console - I believe the way to do this is with the dockerfile. How, where and when do you add these in?
The following need to be automated when the container is started.
Mariadb server started:
Start the python script:
Is there a way to store docker volumes with the image in the 'commit' command?
The volume is working as it should and am able to start stop and create new containers with no loss of data.
As an example, the Rasp Pi is running on 192.168.1.235. it needs to connect to websockets being received from 192.168.1.239,192.168.1.240 etc....
As stated above though "host" most bypasses the need for port mapping and tests so far are working well.
I have come across to my next question with docker. When my container is started I need to automate some commands in the console - I believe the way to do this is with the dockerfile. How, where and when do you add these in?
The following need to be automated when the container is started.
Mariadb server started:
Code:
/etc/init.d/mysql startStart the python script:
Code:
python3 xxxxx.pyIs there a way to store docker volumes with the image in the 'commit' command?
