Installing Docker Apps On Synology NAS and Using Docker On The Command Line

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • In this video we do a comparison of two different Docker images that accomplish the same task.
    This is a deeper look and the previous video • Iperf3 On Synology NAS... covering "setting up an iperf3 server on a Synology NAS"
    We compare both of the dockerfiles that are used to create their corresponding docker images.
    We then create containers from each of these image files and make some modifications to each of the containers. With both of the containers running we look at the resource usage of each and also how we can obtain the output from each of our running containers.
    We finish off by using SSH to operate docker on a Synology NAS and startup a modified container from one of our iperf3 images so that we can run a bandwidth test from our Synology NAS to our local machine.
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Комментарии • 10

  • @jsmithtraveller
    @jsmithtraveller Год назад +2

    Really brilliant. I been struggling understanding docker but you made it really clear. Cheers

  • @benignocastro161
    @benignocastro161 3 года назад

    If I want to install GitLab , any tutorial on this ?

  • @Cdaprod
    @Cdaprod Год назад

    Fun stuff

  • @-kitab7998
    @-kitab7998 3 года назад

    the best

  • @pyrrhoskeptic6330
    @pyrrhoskeptic6330 4 года назад

    how did you install the docker app? it is not available for download...

    • @linuxleech
      @linuxleech  4 года назад

      It is in the Synology Package center. Just search for Docker.

    • @McBicbic
      @McBicbic 4 года назад

      Some Synology disk stations don't "officially" support Docker (but actually works) so you have to side load the program. I have a 418play and had to do that. No issues for me.

    • @pyrrhoskeptic6330
      @pyrrhoskeptic6330 4 года назад

      @@McBicbic so how do you "side load"?

    • @McBicbic
      @McBicbic 4 года назад +1

      @@pyrrhoskeptic6330 Do a Google search and download the spk file for your system's architecture (I believe only Intel 64 bit and AMD64 architectures work with Docker, but don't quote me on that) then go into the package center program in DSM (the Synology gui OS) and click the "manual install" button in the top right. Then you can select the file you want to install.

  • @schimmel184
    @schimmel184 3 года назад

    Can you make a tutorial to setup a tor relay on a synology with docker?