Domoticz

• The domoticz team already provide many versions for different platforms : Raspberry Pi, Linux, Windows, MacOS, Synology, FreeNAS, which is excellent, and quite a huge work to build and maintain.
• Yet another Docker platform is also time-consuming to provide and maintain

• Docker hosts are now available on all aforementioned platforms (except maybe FreeNAS, at the moment)
• Docker containers let you easily transfer or migrate your existing Domoticz app to any other server or platform
• Docker containers let you easily run and preserve your home automation app across different CPU architectures, even in case of backups and maintenance (example) and solution-agnostic custom and external home automation apps, consuming the Domoticz API (from and through PHP, Node.js, Python, FibaroLink and so on)
• Maintainers such as Joshuacox and the LinuxServer team (thanks to them, among others) are doing a great work to provide and maintain unofficial Domoticz / Docker images, but this currently leads to quite scattered and incompatible Docker images across Domoticz versions and Docker host platforms/architectures (#unstable)
• Working Dockerfiles are already available from these maintainers, as mentioned in the official Domoticz Wiki, but what if they aren't available anymore (in the future), to provide these unofficial builds ? (#unstable)
• The Docker ecosystem is now really mature and popular enough
• Most server apps are now available as Docker official images
• Recent versions of Raspberry Pi with quad cores and 1 GB RAM are now more than sufficient to run Docker containers
• Domoticz compatibility with a huge number of manufacturers and protocols is just unbeatable IMHO, and making Domoticz apps portable and deployable through Docker containers would therefore be a huge value

ben53252642 wrote: ↑Monday 09 April 2018 23:01 Personally I am not a fan of docker, I find the whole concept confusing to say the least.

I agree with what others have said, just install Domoticz (mine runs in a virtual machine).

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• Maintainers such as Joshuacox and the LinuxServer team (thanks to them, among others) are doing a great work to provide and maintain unofficial Domoticz / Docker images, but this currently leads to quite scattered and incompatible Docker images across Domoticz versions and Docker host platforms/architectures (#unstable)

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version: '3'
services:
  domoticz:
    container_name: domoticz
    image: domoticz:armhf
    restart: unless-stopped
    volumes:
      - ./cont/domoticz/data:/config
      - ./cont/domoticz/build/keys:/config/keys
      - ./cont/domoticz/scripts/lua:/config/scripts/lua
      - ./cont/domoticz/scripts/python:/config/scripts/python
    privileged: true
    ports:
      - '8080:8080'
      - '6144:6144'
    expose: 
      - '8080'
      - '6144'
    tty: true
    build:
      context: ./cont/domoticz/build
      args:
        DOMOTICZ_IMAGE: lsioarmhf/domoticz:stable-3.8153
        LUA_VERSION: 5.3
    environment:
      - PUID=1000
      - PGID=1000

ARG DOMOTICZ_IMAGE
FROM ${DOMOTICZ_IMAGE}

ARG LUA_VERSION=5.3

# Install packages
RUN apk add lua${LUA_VERSION} && \
    ln -s /usr/bin/lua${LUA_VERSION} /usr/bin/lua

CMD [ "/bin/bash" ]

dyter wrote: ↑Wednesday 31 October 2018 21:15 Domoticz from linuxserver have many bugs, ...

dyter wrote: ↑Sunday 09 December 2018 12:04 I use cgatay docker on synology X64, and I have zero bug.

I redirect many folders for Template, Plugins or SSL Keys HTTPS ... for exemple to work