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codafog/jeedom-rpi

By codafog

•Updated over 8 years ago

A Jeedom Docker image for Raspberry Pi based on Hypriot and Resin image

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⁠jeedom-rpi

A Jeedom Docker image for Raspberry Pi based on Resin Debian and Hypriot mysql images.

This repository contains Dockerfile of a dockerized Jeedom⁠ based on a Resin image. The mysql database is based on Hypriot mysql image.

⁠Base Docker Images
⁠Installation
  1. Install Docker⁠ on your Raspberry pi.

  2. Create the directory used to store the mysql database :

    mkdir -p /home/pi/jeedom/mysql
  1. Start a container for the Jeedom database :
    docker run --name jeedom-mysql -v /home/pi/jeedom/mysql:/var/lib/mysql -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=password -e TZ=Europe/Paris -d hypriot/rpi-mysql
  1. Create the directory used to store the Jeedom data :
    mkdir -p /home/pi/jeedom/data
  1. Start a new Jeedom container :
    docker run --name jeedom --link jeedom-mysql:mysql --privileged -v /home/pi/jeedom/data:/var/www/html -e ROOT_PASSWORD=jeedom -p 9080:80 -p 9022:22 -d codafog/jeedom-rpi
  1. Connect to your Raspberry IP at port 9080 with a web browser and enjoy playing with Jeedom.
⁠Using docker compose

You can also use the docker compose file to build both containers :

  1. Run both containers based on the docker-compose.yml file :
    docker-compose up
⁠Github

Githud Address : https://github.com/CodaFog/jeedom-rpi⁠

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