I am running the below docker command : docker run -d -v /Users/gowthamkrishnaaddluri/Documents/dfki_sse/demo:/quantum-demo/ -it demo python3 /quantum-demo/circuit.py –res ‘./’ I am trying to run the above command in python and I have the code as follows: container = client.create_container( image=’demo’, stdin_open=True, tty=False, command=”python3 /quantum-demo/circuit.py –res=’./'”, volumes=[‘/Users/gowthamkrishnaaddluri/Documents/dfki_sse/demo’, ‘/quantum-demo/’], detach=True, ) client.start(container=container.get(‘Id’)) I am not able to see the files which get
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How to setup ffmpeg in docker container
I want to compress the video from project directory using ffmpeg in python the video is saved from cv2.VideoCapture(rtsp_url) Normally it run without problem in my local machine, but when I dockerize my app it seems docker container can’t recognize ffmpeg or I missed something. It throws exception This is how I docker my python app. Answer To debug your
How can I connect to a locally hosted site within a docker container?
I’m trying to connect to a docker container’s locally hosted address. I’m using Django to serve a website within the container, and I want to connect to it on my local machine. How can I access this site from my local machine? I’ve tried to inspect the container and found that the local IP address is 172.28.0.4. Even after specifying
Pandas on Apple Silicon M1 chip within the Ubuntu container
I have a trouble understanding the issue here: We have Docker image ubuntu:20.04 MacBook Pro on M1 chip Old pandas version wheel (legacy system) Within our Docker image, we use Poetry to manage dependencies: But when we try to build this image on the M1 machine, we face the error ERROR: pandas-0.24.0-cp38-cp38-linux_x86_64.whl is not a supported wheel on this platform.,
Why does my Python file directory structure not match my Dockerfile output?
My Dockerfile (run by a much larger docker-compose): and the relevant code from the docker-compose.yml: The Python code I’m using to check the directory structure: and its output: I don’t understand why the directory structure seen/output by the Dockerfile would be completely different from the directory structure seen/output by my Python file. For some reason, even though the Python code
“Database ‘docker-db’ does not exist”
so I have this problem building django/postgre app with docker. it keeps saying “database does not exist” and quite few time googling doesnt bring any results. I already scrapped the volumes and rebuilt my app few times, followed different guides on how people do the postgres, still no luck making it work for me. Dockerfile compose.yml .env UPDATE: Error messages
docker-compose, reload server each time I make changes to code
I am dockerizing my Django app and I have the following docker-compose.yml file: App logs: I want my container (or the app, idk) to reload whenever I let’s say make changes to my models or functions etc. For now, I add some functionality to my app, edit some html views, but no changes appears and the app logs doesn’t say
Poetry and buildkit mount=type=cache not working when building over airflow image
I have 2 examples of docker file and one is working and another is not. The main difference between the 2 is the base image. Simple python base image docker file: Airflow base image docker file: Before building the docker file run poetry lock in the same folder as the pyproject.toml file! pyproject.toml file: In order to build the images
How to setup psycopg2 in a docker container running on a droplet?
I’m trying to wrap a scraping project in a Docker container to run it on a droplet. The spider scraps a website and then writes the data to a postgres database. The postgres database is already running and managed by Digitalocean. When I run the command locally to test, everything is fine: I can visualize the spider writing on the
Different response content when on docker
I am making a request to get a download link through the following request: From my windows laptop and my ubuntu server I am getting the following content: b'{“vid”:”kpz8lpoLvrA”,”title”:”Interstellar Main Theme – Hans Zimmer”,”fn”:”X2Download.com-Interstellar Main Theme – Hans Zimmer”,”a”:”Aura Music”,”t”:244,”links”:{“ogg”:{“1”:{“f”:”ogg”,”k”:”128″,”q”:”128kbps”,”size”:”4.02 MB”,”key”:”128kbps”,”selected”:null}},”mp3″:{“2”:{“f”:”mp3″,”k”:”128″,”q”:”128kbps”,”size”:”4.02 MB”,”key”:”128kbps”,”selected”:null}},”mp4″:{“3”:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”1080p”,”q”:”1080p”,”size”:”16.87 MB”,”key”:”1080″,”selected”:””},”4″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”720p”,”q”:”720p”,”size”:”12.48 MB”,”key”:”720″,”selected”:”selected”},”5″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”480p”,”q”:”480p”,”size”:”4.21 MB”,”key”:”480″,”selected”:””},”6″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”360p”,”q”:”360p”,”size”:”7.39 MB”,”key”:”360″,”selected”:””},”7″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”240p”,”q”:”240p”,”size”:”7.19 MB”,”key”:”240″,”selected”:””},”8″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”144p”,”q”:”144p”,”size”:”817.20 KB”,”key”:”144″,”selected”:””}},”3gp”:{“9”:{“f”:”3gp”,”k”:”144p”,”q”:”144p”,”size”:”817.20 KB”,”key”:”144″,”selected”:null}}},”token”:”1cc3a03822a2582bcb47b70da2012cdf43fc66d899e6f0a5d14064c7dcec1154″,”timeExpires”:”1660554472″,”status”:”ok”,”p”:”convert”,”mess”:””}’ But when I try on a heroku app, AWS lambda or