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[MAJOR] New approach to running SteamOS using systemd-in-docker #83

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@wanjohiryan wanjohiryan commented Aug 2, 2023

The idea here is to run Dind mode.

Rough idea:

  1. Have a base docker image that will house every other container, it should run like a VM as we will need the /dev/uinput kernel module to create virtual input nodes
  2. The base image should be able to access /sys/fs/cgroup/devices/kubepods/ (for kubernetes) and /sys/fs/cgroup/devices/docker/ (for vanilla docker) on every run.
  3. Have SteamOS or any other game container running inside this base container.
  4. I am still undecided on whether to run ffmpeg and Xserver and pulseaudio in their own docker containers. I will update this when am done.

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@wanjohiryan wanjohiryan changed the title New approach to running SteamOS using systemd-in-docker [MAJOR] New approach to running SteamOS using systemd-in-docker Aug 16, 2023
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wanjohiryan commented Aug 16, 2023

TODO:

  • Add ffmpeg
  • Add the go binary to the docker container
  • Import certs into the container
  • Test on a remote server

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