


For example, a Raspberry Pi with a fresh OS image takes longer Note: Building the Dockerfile locally might take up to one hour, depending on To create the image yourself, clone the OpenThread Border Router repository andīuild the included Dockerfile. Openthread/otbr latest 98416559dcbd 2 weeks ago 1.15GB It should now appear in your list of Docker images: We recommend pulling the image from Docker Hub, as it has been tested and Get the OTBR Docker image by pulling it directly from the OpenThread DockerĪnd building the included Dockerfile locally. Get the OTBR Docker image Note: Going forward, all steps apply to a supported platform, either the RPi or a Linux machine. You are interested in contributing this content to openthread.io. Note: This guide does not provide complete instructions for running OTBR Docker This is required as running OTBRĭocker involves mounting virtual serial ports, which is only supported by Docker To use OTBR Docker on Mac or Windows, install Docker Run modprobe to load the kernel modules for iptables: OTBR firewall scripts create rules inside the Docker container. Start Docker if it is not already running:

If you want to use Docker as non-root, without requiring sudo before eachĬommand, modify your user settings. Once installed, boot up the RPi and open a terminal window. You cannot use the Lite version, as you need to access the The Raspberry Pi Overview, but make sure to use Raspberry Pi OS withĭesktop as the OS. Follow the instructions in the Download and Install the Thread Commissioning App is not supported. Caution: Only the commissioner included with OTBR is supported with Docker. Linux-based machine, and has only been tested on those platforms. This guide focuses on running OTBR Docker on the Raspberry Pi (RPi) or any

OpenThread Border Router (OTBR) provides Docker support, and can be run in aĭocker container rather than directly on your local machine.
