Portainer on Jetson

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If you are running Deepstack on a remote server like a Jetson, a UI for managing the docker containers and viewing Deepstack logs is to use Portainer.

On Jetson (or any similar linux server) I installed with:

sudo docker volume create portainer_data

sudo docker run -d -p 8000:8000 -p 9000:9000 --name=portainer --restart=always -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v portainer_data:/data portainer/portainer-ce

Then navigate to server_ip:9000 to view Portainer.
The UI for Deepstack looks as below, and the container can now be administered via the Portainer UI, rather than docker commands over SSH. :sunglasses:

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#2

Also jtop is a nice tool for monitoring the system

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#3

So being new i have a dumb question. I have deepstack running in GPU mode and i have portainer installed. When i run deepstack from the command line, it shows up in portainer but if i stop it either by command line or through portainer, it disappears and all that i can see is downloaded image.

How can i fix it to where its in portainer all the time? Im new to docker and portainer so be gentle… LOL thanks for what ever help you can give.

I forgot to add that im running this on Ubuntu 20.04

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@fogkeebler You have stopped your container. You can start it from the UI below, and this will keep it running even when you exit the UI

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also you should read https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/start-containers-automatically/
Cheers

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#5

thanks for the info. The problem i ran into was when i was SSH’ed into the server, if i closed down the ssh window {using Solar Putty) it would kill the container, then portainer would show it as gone. BUT thanks to the link you provided i was able to get it working. thank you.

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#6

Another nice utility for monitoring Jetson system:

Note you may need to first sudo apt-get install python3-pip