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dcaputo-harmoni / open-balena-admin

Open Balena Admin
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Docker Images #4

Closed ArrayIndexOutOfBound closed 2 years ago

ArrayIndexOutOfBound commented 2 years ago

Hello, it's me again ! Opening a new ticket since it's about another mather : docker images. As I can see in this image, you are able to have multiple images with custom names on your device. May I know what command do you type when pushing an image ? Everytime I'm trying to deploy something, it's named main with some generated string after that. Thanks again for your time !

dcaputo-harmoni commented 2 years ago

The open-balena-admin project is a compilation of three projects - you can find links to their separate github projects on the main page. The instructions on how to configure container services are included on the github page for the open-balena-ui project: https://github.com/dcaputo-harmoni/open-balena-ui

Although - if your question is more basic than this, as in how do you have a balena app with multiple containers, you can find instructions on balena's website: https://www.balena.io/docs/learn/develop/multicontainer/

ArrayIndexOutOfBound commented 2 years ago

I will check those links. My questions were more like : "How could you have multiple container?" --> I will need to check the multicontainer of balena's website as I understood "How could have customly named you container?" --> you containers are named app-something, while when I'm pushing a simple hello-world, I don't get to name anything and it automatically called main image I'm doing the command balena deploy Pi4Fleet --emulated, inside the source directory, where the Dockerfile exist, to get this result.

dcaputo-harmoni commented 2 years ago

This sounds like a generic balena question which is not specific to open-balena-admin, so would suggest that you check out the multicontainer link from the earlier note and try building your multicontainer app using docker-compose.