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any news on when Ubuntu 20.04 LTS will be a supported OS for IoT Edge?
I have looked at the documentation but couldn't see anything.
Many thanks!
Ubuntu 20.04 would be a Tier 2 OS. The Debian 9 packages from the Azure IoT Edge releases repo should work out of the box with Ubuntu 20.04.
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I am setting up my environment for machine learning development and I thought of using Docker.
Does Nvidia CUDA and/or CUdnn need to be installed on my machine or does it work only by existing in the docker container?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
You need:
the nvidia driver
a recent version of docker-ce (19.03 or newer)
and the nvidia container toolkit also called "nvidia docker"
You generally do not need CUDA (toolkit) or CUDNN installed on the base machine. Those can be in the container for use in the container.
See here for specific install instructions.
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I already had docker installed on my ubuntu, and used it through terminal, and recently saw it had a GUI on Windows and Mac OS. Does it have a GUI on Linux now? If I uninstall docker and docker compose and go through a new installation process will it have a GUI? I just need to know it before wasting my time doing that. Thanks in advance.
check this portainer ,
it's running inside container, it can manage docker container by mounting `/var/run/docker.sock
no need to uninstall docker and docker compose to use portainer , it's working with the current installation
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I am trying to build an docker image based on Ubuntu 16.04. Is it possible to install and use spyder3 on this image?
What I have done so far...
Added a normal user on Ubuntu 16.04(base image)
Installed python3.6.4
Installed spyder3
and I get this error:
genie#667b3f2734a1:~$ spyder3
Spyder: cannot connect to X server :0.0
Any assistance would be much appreciated :)
(Spyder maintainer here) Spyder is a desktop application, so it needs an X server running on Linux for it to work. So you need to add python3-pyqt5 to your docker image, which should bring Xorg and all its dependencies with it. Then you need to start the server with startx.
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Docker (1.5-1+b1) is installed successfully but not working. I am running it inside of VMware. When I run the command "sudo docker run hello-world",
it results "command not found".
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I am trying to get some services up and running on various CPU architectures like ppc, mips and x86_64 using docker containers.
From what I could read so far, docker engine is supported for a few platforms and unless I use qemu(like in https://resin.io/blog/building-arm-containers-on-any-x86-machine-even-dockerhub/) or cross docker (https://github.com/justincormack/cross-docker), I can't run my "other" arch binaries on a docker-engine. I had tried a bit of the qemu attempts, but it stopped with the binfmt_misc modifications that seems to be central to getting these to run.