novm | Experimental KVM-based VMM for containers , written in Go | Infrastructure Automation library
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kandi X-RAY | novm Summary
novm is a legacy-free, type 2 hypervisor written in Go. Its goal is to provide an alternate, high-performance Linux hypervisor for cloud workloads. novm is unique because it exposes a filesystem-device as a primary mechanism for running guests. This allows you to easily manage independent software and data bundles independently and combine them into a single virtual machine instance. novm leverages the excellent Linux Kernel Virtual Machine (KVM) interface to run guest instances.
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QUESTION
My Docker file is song/songkong at https://hub.docker.com/r/songkong/songkong/~/dockerfile/
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-14 at 10:30The problem was indeed that Docker image files are architecture specific (at least the default ones). So a Docker file built on Intel will only work on Intel, and a Docker file build for Arm32 will only work for Arm32.
It seems there are ways to build an Arm build on an Intel device but that would still leave you with distributing two separate images. And if you have a physical Arm device it is much easier to build an Arm image directly on an Arm device.
You also need to make sure your base image supports your architecture, but the official one have now been built as multi-arch images so this is not usually a problem.
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I have a Docker app running on a Synology DS218+
But the app runs on port 4567 not visible from my PC (I can access Synology DSM on port 5000 from my PC okay).
How do I resolve this, I am not clear whether I have to configure something in the Docker container or within Synology DSM Control Panel itself. The Synology is brand new, with only the defaults and Docker installed, I have not enabled the Synology Firewall.
The DockerFile is
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Answered 2018-Oct-02 at 10:27Turned out to be easy to do
- Launch Image
- Select Advanced Settings
- Go to Network tab
- Enable Use the same network as Docker host
- Apply setting and continue to launch Container
Does seem to me this should be enabled by default since running a container with Synology invisible to any computer outside of Synology doesnt seem very useful
There is also a more flexible but more slightly complex solution using the Port Forwarding tab.
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