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Docker image for running motionEye on a Raspberry Pi

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docker-rpi-motioneye

Docker image for running motionEye on a Raspberry Pi

motionEye

Here is what the author has to say about motionEye:

motionEye is a web frontend for the motion daemon, written in Python.

Very sucinct! This project is just a Docker container that makes it easy to deploy motionEye on your Raspberry Pi.

Getting Docker on your Raspberry Pi

I recommend checking out Hypriot and their Getting Started guide

Running

This image is hosted on Docker Hub tagged as vividboarder/rpi-motioneye, so you can feel free to use the docker-compose.yaml and change build: . to image: vividboarder/rpi-motioneye. After that, docker-compose up should get you started.

Alternately, you can compile the image yourself by cloning this repo and using docker-compose

docker-compose up

If you want a little more control, you can use any of the make targets:

make build  # builds a new image
make run    # builds and runs container using same parameters as compose
make shell  # builds and runs an interractive container
make tag    # tags image to be pushed to docker hub
make push   # pushes image to docker hub

Issues?

Feel free to report any issues you're having getting this to run on Github