arm / arm64 platform support docker raspberry pi #276

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1. guptayash commented on Jun 11, 2021

   

   guptayash

   on Jun 11, 2021

   Last edited by guptayash

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   You can build your own image using Dockerfile on raspberry pi.

   0. Delete the existing image which you downloaded from dockerhub using docker rmi $image_name
   1. Clone the repo (https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncserver)
   2. Run docker build . -t syncserver to build your own image.
   3. Run docker images to check if the image is built successfully.
   4. Now use the docker-compose to run the image, you can reference this

   That's it.

   Note: You might face issue such as Unable to read db file, to resolve you can just create the volume mount folder you had in your docker-compose and inside that create an empty db file.
   If you are facing error like Unable to write to read-only db, then you might have to give permissions to the user - 1001 (which is used to run the image) to access the folder in which your db exists.
2. Robin-Sch commented on Jul 7, 2021

   

   Robin-Sch

   on Jul 7, 2021

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   I do not have enough RAM for this (it crashes). Is there a way someone else can do this for me?