There are multiple scenarios or ways to give Docker Engine access to Portainer, here are some common possible ones… And to manage Docker containers, Portainer needs access to the Docker engine. Unlike Kitematic, Portainer is itself a single container that can be deployed as a Linux or native Windows container. To ease the administration of individual Docker engines or a Swarm cluster instead of the Docker CLI, we can use Portainer that offers a free, intuitive, and easy-to-implement GUI for Docker to enable the management of containers, volumes, etc. However, if you are looking for a Docker GUI interface then there are a couple of solutions such as Kitematic, Portainer, Shipyard, and more… Building CXX object interpreter/llvm/src/tools/clang/lib/ASTMatchers/CMakeFiles// can use this tutorial to install Portainer web GUI for Docker on Windows 10/8/7, Linux, and macOS operating system…ĭocker is a popular command-line platform to create containerized virtual machines. **c++:** **fatal error:** Killed signal terminated program cc1plus : Error: open CFI at the end of file missing. Building CXX object interpreter/llvm/src/tools/clang/lib/ASTMatchers/CMakeFiles// Scanning dependencies of target obj.clangASTMatchers Unsurprisingly that broke somewhere (I was building on two cores, so unsure what’s interleaved): So I tried to build from source using 6.24.02. I haven’t actually conda, old prejudice.snap is weird in a container and wasn’t readily working.Debian doesn’t have a supported package-supported ROOT version (it would probably be obsolete anyway).All the pre-compiled Linux binaries are x86 and not arm* (hasn’t anyone put ROOT on a Raspbian RPi?).This promptly led to several other issues: I then attempted to create my own docker build based on Debian to match the Linux flow I use.
It appears the ROOT docker images don’t have an arm-compatible build (although I didn’t test exhaustively). I know there are ROOT installation methods for Mac which should work, but I was hoping to containerize my software on this new machine to avoid some frustrations I’ve had in the past. I recently updated to a new M1 MacBook, and was wondering if a ready-made docker image exists? Especially one that works with PyROOT (and is at least compatible with Jupyter).
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