Running supervisor in the dev env

Deploy your local version to the devenv registry

If you haven't done so yet, login to the devenv registry:

docker login registry.resindev.io

Use username "resin" and the registry's default login details if you haven't changed them.

make ARCH=amd64 deploy

This will build the image if you haven't done it yet. A different registry can be specified with the DEPLOY_REGISTRY env var.

Set up config

Edit tools/dind/config.json to contain the values for a staging config.json.

Example (replace the first four values from a staging config for your own app):

{
    "applicationId": "1939",
    "apiKey": "saf987fasXKPz82anHASGAlovP",
    "userId": "141",
    "username": "gh_pcarranzav",
    "deviceType": "raspberry-pi2",
    "files": {
        "network/settings": "[global]\nOfflineMode=false\n\n[WiFi]\nEnable=true\nTethering=false\n\n[Wired]\nEnable=true\nTethering=false\n\n[Bluetooth]\nEnable=true\nTethering=false",
        "network/network.config": "[service_home_ethernet]\nType = ethernet\nNameservers = 8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4"
    }
}

Start the supervisor instance

make ARCH=amd64 run-supervisor

This will setup a docker-in-docker instance with an image that runs the supervisor image.

By default it will pull from the devenv registry (registry.resindev.io).

A different registry can be specified with the DEPLOY_REGISTRY env var.

View the containers logs

logs supervisor -f

View the supervisor logs

enter supervisor
tail /var/log/supervisor-log/resin_supervisor_stdout.log -f

Stop the supervisor

make stop-supervisor This will unmount /var/lib/docker in the container and then stop it.

This prevents future failures due to no loopback devices being available.