a raspberry pi docker container?!?

[uuu]

In case anyone is wondering, this is using qemu-system-arm{architecture} to boot the raspbian buster image using the terminal display output flag (cant remember the flag offhand)

Its quite cool if you need to test something on a pi platform but not require the interfaces

[Sommyie]

QEMU be like. Did you know you can run Windows under Docker too?

[inibrithH]

Sometime ago, my "logic" told me "why should i have a computer inside another computer? So what's the use of this "virtual machine" an why so much fuss about it?" Then i learned and used this toy a lot... I don't have the imagination to envision anything about a raspberry pi in a container other than testing something and building in pc for later deploy in series on actual Pi's... Soo cool we can virtualize this for any future idea...

[hassencharef]

Isn't this useless? You have no board, no pins, no low power usage...

[armisis]

I don't know what to do with docker or kuberneties on my 15 raspberry pi cluster.

[jmcc]

Wait until this guy finds out about virtual machines!

[DDProCo]

I clicked on the video because the logo explained everything.

[davidpodolske]

What if you ran a retro computer emulator in your Raspberry Pi container? Mind blown 😎

[tumultuouscornucopia]

As you mention docker and RasPi ... it seems that actually having instructions to make YOLO work on a Pi 5 is too difficult for Ultralytics. There are 2 sets on their web site (specifically for RasPi), one with docker and one "bare". The bare does not work because Python and the docker does not work because of URLs. Maybe you fancy popping up a vid that actually works ?

[RandomBitzzz]

Is this just an x86 version of rasbian in a container? Not sure how this would be useful. The bulk of the stuff i'd want to mess with is on arm so it wouldn't run.

[joewell]

I'm confused, what's exciting about a Raspbian docker container?

[tokmakidisnikos]

So I can have a raspberry pi inside a raspberry pi? Very intresting

[juancilliers]

So basically you can work on a virtual raspberry pi using docker?

[devops]

Is the docker host running on ARM? Or is it somehow running on X86_64?

[skylabby]

Please update your pihole docker image, its 5yrs old and pihole had updated...please please please....and thanks.

[FaithMediaChannel]

Convinced us to go ahead and do some investments and do the raspberry pie. We have found through your program in speaking with other people in your circle as well about the raspberry pie in his capabilities so we’re definitely gonna be doing those and we found out that for a cost pound for pound go to the raspberries could do a lot of words the biggest issue with those things as far as like with any other electronic devices heat, but we think we have a way to resolve that issue as well. Plus the theme for the scene on your program kudos we want to give credit to where credit is due. We will continue to be a supporter of your program and your team. Thanks again old-school

[mastergamer]

Why would you want this? It is just a distro. Use the Debian image instead as the raspberry pi distro is based on Ubuntu (I think) and Ubuntu is based on Debian. I see no reason to use the raspberry pi distro in a Docker container. Neither on a raspberry pi. I use Alpine Linux for all my servers, including my Docker containers and raspberry pis.

[RaFa]

I'm feeling excited too watching this event. Lol

[nutsandbolts]

That is freaking awesome. What is it?

[nabaroy]

Is it possible. R u running in a Arm processor