Reboot the system to check if docker starts up correct sudo rebootĪnd finally check if the docker installation was successfully done by getting the docker info: docker info Install the docker service systemctl start rvice Update the entire pi sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade -y Open for editing the following file sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.listĪdd the following line deb stretch stable Install required packages sudo apt install apt-transport-https ca-certificates software-properties-common -yĭownload and install Docker package curl -fsSL -o get-docker.sh & sh get-docker.shĪllow pi user to run docker commands sudo usermod -aG docker pi I am using a Raspberry Pi 3 B model running the latest Raspian Buster image (, download here: ) without recommended software package.įirst we are going to install Docker on raspian OS: Install Docker Attach them to the network and make the building instances available. If needed just put it into some Raspberry Pis. I have some prepared micro sd cards around. This is a good job for one or more Raspberry Pis. But sometimes I need some more small instances to run smaller tasks in parallel. Also one instance of a GitLab Runner is running on the same machine. I’m running a GitLab instance on a small local server within my private network.
Continuous Integration (CI) or Continuous Deployment (CD) handling with GitLab Runner is even more fun to develop, build and deploy software. GitLab is of course an amazing piece of software.
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