It is about to do experiments. Because of the permission issue of the given server, I need to dockerize the mixre on the server-side. The current version of mixre kernels involves GPU accelerations for graphics operations including off-screen rendering and vision algorithms. Till now, it is fine that the server is a single container having all the mixre stuff. In the near future, it would be required to run mixre as microservices.
[x] check the docker GPU support for graphics and competing operations
[x] set up the mixre containers for the server and the client
[x] test the GPU acceleration and network supports with basic mixre kernels
[x] generate the mixre docker images for the client and the server
[x] run mixre examples and check whether the server and the client work well.
It is about to do experiments. Because of the permission issue of the given server, I need to dockerize the mixre on the server-side. The current version of mixre kernels involves GPU accelerations for graphics operations including off-screen rendering and vision algorithms. Till now, it is fine that the server is a single container having all the mixre stuff. In the near future, it would be required to run mixre as microservices.