Trouble with Unraid Docker of CPAI

[stev067]

My setup:
Running Blue Iris on a Windows VM on an Unraid machine
Running Codeproject.AI as a docker on the same Unraid machine
Coral m.2 TPU

I'm trying to set up my CPAI docker to run the Coral module, and I feel like this docker is broken in more ways than not. Does anyone else use this successfully? Even when I can somehow get the Coral module running, and other "preinstalled-modules" disabled, if I change any settings, I break it. If I restart the docker, zero settings are retained.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[hapstabu]

My setup:
Running Blue Iris on a Windows VM on an Unraid machine
Running Codeproject.AI as a docker on the same Unraid machine
Coral m.2 TPU

I'm trying to set up my CPAI docker to run the Coral module, and I feel like this docker is broken in more ways than not. Does anyone else use this successfully? Even when I can somehow get the Coral module running, and other "preinstalled-modules" disabled, if I change any settings, I break it. If I restart the docker, zero settings are retained.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Several things...
Check out the Running CPAI on Docker information on the Code Project web site.

Running CodeProject.AI Server in Docker - CodeProject.AI Server v2.6.2

A Guide to using and developing with CodeProject.AI Server

www.codeproject.com

Advanced Docker launch (settings saved outside of the container)


You will need to create 2 folders in the Linux filesystem, and reference them in the run command or the Docker Compose file in order to save the changes that you make, like deleting modules. Otherwise, the Docker image will start with all the default settings every time.

I am running CPAI on the Windows Blue Iris machine with a Coral M.2 accelerator. I have also seen with later Coral modules that any change I try to make to the Coral module crashes it. I've given up, and now use the YOLOv5.NET module.

And finally, I started with the Coral USB accelerator, which was terrible with CPAI on Windows.

I had thought there was a hardware problem, but that device has been working flawlessly with Frigate NVR on Linux for close to a year now. In Frigate, the Coral USB is the ONLY detector, so I know it is working. So my assumption is that the issue is with the software, not the hardware.


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