Open bobster316 opened 5 years ago
Docker and Kubernetes are container-based services that manage multiple instances of (effectively) virtual machine instances. You wouldn't use either to cluster a collection of hardware servers, such as raspberry pi. Motioneyeos does support multiple machines running in a hub/slave type configuration - see articles like this one for more info: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/cctv-raspberry-pi-based-system-storage-motioneyeos/ I believe that this setup improves framerate as it takes some of the tasks of the pi's that are running the cameras and moves them to the hub device (although I've not tried it).
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motionEyeOS Version
I am running motionEyeOS version: motioneyeos-raspberrypi4-dev20190813.img
Board Model
I am using the following board/model: Raspberry PI 4B.
Camera
I am using the following type of camera: Network Camera,
My camera model is: (insert your camera model, Wyze Cam v2
Network Connection
My motionEyeOS unit is connected to the network via WiFi
Peripherals
I am using the following peripherals that I consider relevant to this issue:
4 x Wyze Cam v2
Log Files
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I have a question regarding improvement off frame rate performance, Would it be possible to cluster multiple raspberry pi 4's, if yes how would i do it. i have seen articles about Docker and Kubernetes... how would that work?