Great tutorial. Thank you! I ended up using "image: strobi/rpi-gitea:latest" in my docker-compose file to get Gitea up and running on my RPi 4 running Raspberry Pi OS (32-bit).
This is great! Thank you. I followed your instructions and got gitea working on my rpi. Next I want to do it again with a real database and more storage space. I did have to use a different container from docker hub, though ... Gitea/gitea didn't work for my pi.
Compile it for ARM6 or 7 will work for 32bit, ARM8 is only on the newer 64bit pi oses.. like "env GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm GOARM=7 go build ." good chance apt will install the correct one if it's already supplied
So now that youve changed the volume path will it be restricted in size or will it use the space available on that mnt location? The reason I ask is because when I try docker images theyre normally bound to a docket default size.
@@Techdox yes I understand that so do all docker images. What I am asking is that once youve mapped that mnt location on the compose file does the volume restrict itself to docker image defaults or does it actually have access to the HOST file system and have access to the full size?
@@jamesc2327 corrrct, so if I mapped it to a path called mnt on my host machine and that mount has the full space available of the drive it was on, say 250GB. The docker image can use that full amount, as the storage the docker container is using is the same as the host directory it was mapped to. Sorry if it's taking me awhile to answer your question, I haven't had my morning coffee haha.
This is fucking cool
Right?! So awesome
Great tutorial. Thank you! I ended up using "image: strobi/rpi-gitea:latest" in my docker-compose file to get Gitea up and running on my RPi 4 running Raspberry Pi OS (32-bit).
love the straight to the point videos!
Thank you :)
This is great! Thank you. I followed your instructions and got gitea working on my rpi. Next I want to do it again with a real database and more storage space.
I did have to use a different container from docker hub, though ... Gitea/gitea didn't work for my pi.
Oh really? That's good to know.
You can use DietPi as well which has a checkbox to check to auto install gitea
dude that was super easy thanks to your tutorial thank you!
You're more than welcome :)
Which is that ssh console you use to connect to the raspberry Pi? Looks cool!
termius.com/ :)
@@Techdox brilliant! Thanks!
Thank you so much for this! This was really helpfull
Thank you!
You’re more than welcome :)
How'd that ssh key work with the extra stuff at the end or does it ignore after the = sign?
Great I have Gita on my Docker wish list also. Does it work with 32 bits os?
Pretty sure it needs to be 64. I'm running 64bit Ubuntu on my Pi 4
Compile it for ARM6 or 7 will work for 32bit, ARM8 is only on the newer 64bit pi oses.. like "env GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm GOARM=7 go build ." good chance apt will install the correct one if it's already supplied
So now that youve changed the volume path will it be restricted in size or will it use the space available on that mnt location?
The reason I ask is because when I try docker images theyre normally bound to a docket default size.
It uses that storage on your host machine :)
@@Techdox yes I understand that so do all docker images. What I am asking is that once youve mapped that mnt location on the compose file does the volume restrict itself to docker image defaults or does it actually have access to the HOST file system and have access to the full size?
@@jamesc2327 it only has access to the specific path you mapped
@@Techdox ok.. and I assume within that mapped path there is no quota correct?
@@jamesc2327 corrrct, so if I mapped it to a path called mnt on my host machine and that mount has the full space available of the drive it was on, say 250GB. The docker image can use that full amount, as the storage the docker container is using is the same as the host directory it was mapped to.
Sorry if it's taking me awhile to answer your question, I haven't had my morning coffee haha.
Great tutorial, thanks! Is there a specific reason to place the gitea folder under mnt?
That is where I have my mount for my external storage, so I mapped it there. You can mount it to your preferred mount point :)
@@Techdox OK, gotcha! Finally got it to work, using the strobi/rpi-gitea:latest image. Great tutorial!