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Show HN: Marina.io, an open source Docker Hub with ARM support

• metakermit 9y ago
  A quick tutorial on how to get started with marina.io by deploying a simple website to a Raspberry Pi can be found here: http://marina.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial/quickstart.html http://marina.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial/quickstart.h... Helpful screenshots illustrate the whole process :)
• komuW 9y ago
  Does this support arm only, or other archs supported?
  • DoubleMalt 9y ago
    At the moment we build for the armhf and aarch64 (64 bit ARM) because that's where we perceive to be a gap. But there it would be pretty easy to add additional architectures if people want them.
• deleted 9y ago
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• metakermit 9y ago
  BTW, for everyone who wants to discuss marina.io with us in more depth, we created a "marina.io" category on our Discourse forum: https://discourse.cloudfleet.io/c/marinaio https://discourse.cloudfleet.io/c/marinaio
• winslow 9y ago
  Awesome. Will definitely be playing with this. One of my biggest frustrations with getting docker on my pi has been the lack of support for arm builds and having to rebuild every image needed (which kind of defeats the purpose of docker hub).
  • metakermit 9y ago
    Cool! Feel free to reach out to us if you have any trouble using marina :)
• corwin7 9y ago
  Great, when you register you get an email with a link to register again.
  • metakermit 9y ago
    OK, I tried it out and I see what you mean. I opened an issue on GitHub – https://github.com/cloudfleet/floating-dock/issues/12 https://github.com/cloudfleet/floating-dock/issues/12 Thanks for reporting this, corwin7!
    • corwin7 9y ago
      Thanks for working on fixing it!
  • metakermit 9y ago
    It's supposed to be an email verification step after which your selected username/password should work. We'll check if we can improve the messaging to make it clearer.