Deploying Image built from Dockerfile I provisioned my RPI 3 with resin-os downloaded from resin.io and it automatically loaded my existing application on first boot. I want to make sure the docker images are as similar as possible; so I slightly modified the dockerfile and pushed the changes to resin which will handle deploying to my devices.
Yocto and Docker Yocto Project is an amazing way to build a Linux System from the ground up. It uses an amazing build system that can build and install practically any application.
Getting started with the CLI I attempted to install the npm package but my system was incompatible with some of the requirements. Thankfull, rather than having to debug this issue I was able to simply download a release that I was able to simply unzip, add to path and use.
Getting Started With Raspberry Pi 3 and Python Getting Started With Raspberry Pi 3 and Python NGenetzky/simple-server-python Following their guide is very easy. I was really impressed by the feedback when using git push.
More complicated application Earlier today I deployed a application to my rpi3 that started from an example project provided by Resin.io, but now I would like to explore converting an existing application that is a little more complex.