Docker ARM Version + Config Directory

[zimbres]

Docker ARM Version + Config Directory

[zimbres]

Hi @Jiriteach

I realized that the Linux Arm folder is published with the same target as Linux folder, I will correct this, but the Windows folder is set to target "Portable", so, this should run on any platform, you just need to run "dotnet UptimeKumaRemoteProbe.dll"

Once I upload a new release with correct target for Arm version, you should be able to run it but just chmod +x and then ./UptimeKumaRemoteProbe.

Can you explain a little more this configuration directory?

Regards,

[zimbres]

@Jiriteach

Hi you can bind a host file in the container:

docker run -d --name ukrp --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)"/appsettings.json,target=/app/appsettings.json zimbres/uptime-kuma-remote-probe

I need to realize how to build this Arm/V7 container in a Amd64 machine. For RPi 64, I think image Arm64 should work.

[zimbres]

@Jiriteach

Can you try this "dev" tag please? I dont have a RPi to test it here.

https://hub.docker.com/r/zimbres/uptime-kuma-remote-probe/tags

[Jiriteach]

@Jiriteach

Can you try this "dev" tag please? I dont have a RPi to test it here.

https://hub.docker.com/r/zimbres/uptime-kuma-remote-probe/tags

Perfect - Thanks. Yes this works really well. Running on one of my RPI 4's.
Not configured yet but simple launch!

Will try binding to the host and should be away!

[Jiriteach]

Hi @Jiriteach

I realized that the Linux Arm folder is published with the same target as Linux folder, I will correct this, but the Windows folder is set to target "Portable", so, this should run on any platform, you just need to run "dotnet UptimeKumaRemoteProbe.dll"

Once I upload a new release with correct target for Arm version, you should be able to run it but just chmod +x and then ./UptimeKumaRemoteProbe.

Can you explain a little more this configuration directory?

Regards,

Thanks

Docker would be the easiest approch if built for ARM. Super easy to launch and no needing any extra components.
You can mount a host directory onto the container - https://docs.docker.com/storage/volumes.

So the container reads appsettings.json from host directory and it makes it easy for someone to edit appsettings.json without needing to go into the container to make changes. Also since appsettings.json will be on the host - its always there is case the container is recreating etc.
The setting for say DATA could be part of the container startup.

[Jiriteach]

@Jiriteach

Hi you can bind a host file in the container:

docker run -d --name ukrp --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)"/appsettings.json,target=/app/appsettings.json zimbres/uptime-kuma-remote-probe

I need to realize how to build this Arm/V7 container in a Amd64 machine. For RPi 64, I think image Arm64 should work.

Thanks for the pointer on binding to the host.

Tried using Docker Desktop and buildx to build for Arm/v7? - https://docs.docker.com/desktop/multi-arch/#build-and-run-multi-architecture-images.

Arm/V7 would be perfect as I can run these on my RPI's.