Closed samhodge closed 3 years ago
Good question, we think it's possible but haven't tried it.
Thinking about it, you'll need internet access to clone the repo, download & build third-party libraries (such as protobuf & Docker), and finally to build the Docker image. Once the Docker image is built you should be able to run the Docker container offline.
We'll give it a whirl this week and report back!
Yeah should be pretty easy to test, just throw in a drop all traffic outside of your local subnet range with an iptables rule and see if everything keeps running.
Hello! Very late reply, sorry, but a quick test recently allowed me to move the docker image from one CentOS machine to a very similar CentOS machine and create a container there. So it seems possible, but can't guarantee it'll work in all cases.
Is it possible to install the software without access to the internet if the files are downloaded in advance?