Closed jcastro closed 2 months ago
I'm running modelrockettier/corosync-qnetd for my qdevice.
I don't see a build yet for RISC-V but should be easy enough - I'm certainly in favor of running docker on a device rather than having to support a bunch of random capabilities.
I'm running modelrockettier/corosync-qnetd for my qdevice.
I don't see a build yet for RISC-V but should be easy enough - I'm certainly in favor of running docker on a device rather than having to support a bunch of random capabilities.
Isn't it too heavy docker for the nanokvm?
Good point. The NanoKVM has about 256MB of onboard RAM and half of that is used by the KVM software. I highly doubt it would have the resources left over for Docker.
NanoKVM is built on SG2002, which is just a 900MHz single core CPU with RISC-V core (small cores can only run RTOS). Running KVM programs takes up 60-90% of CPU time, and running Docker is too difficult for SG2002
Hi! I'm currently running a Proxmox cluster with 2 nodes + a Qdevice (to get quorum so the cluster works properly). I'm running it on my current KVM device that runs PiKVM; however, I would love to use NanoKVM instead.
As you can see in this video, it's only required to have:
Thanks!