The only thing I change from the default raspberry pi os is to assign a static IP address to the eth0 (via the GUI) & install docker (on top of updating the OS to the latest). On the Pi, i wipe out the SD card, reinstall the raspberry pi OS, install & run the docker container (the same way), the problem still exist. If the MAC Address setting is not visible, then click the Advanced icon. This gives the virtual network card in the VM a new random MAC address. From the left panel, click Network and then click the Circle icon next to the MAC Address text box. I further isolate the problem by installing docker & running the container on an Ubuntu laptop the same way I did on Pi. Optional - Only perform this step if someone else will use an RPAS CE VM on the same network. With this data directory setup your Compose files should work on either. These limitations inhibit the fluid environment that Outrigger enables and as such is not natively supported (yet). Outrigger VM VirtualBox for the time being simply for performance reasons. Reply from 192.168.10.10: bytes=32 time=2ms TTL=64 Use eval (docker-machine env -u) to unset all DOCKER environment variables. Then open menu Utility Terminal and execute the following commands. Reply from 192.168.10.10: bytes=32 time=1ms TTL=64 Just (re)start macOS in Recovery Mode (restarting or turning on your Mac and immediately pressing + Rshortcut to remember R for ‘Recovery’and wait until macOS boots into its recovery mode. Pihole is operating normally for more than 10 hours during the testing, except the annoying sluggishness (from intermittent timeout). Pihole GUI is showing active clients & % blocked domain according to the request sent by clients. Testing container, pihole status (docker ps -a) is showing running for more than 10 hours & healthy. eth0 has a static IP address (configured by GUI)ĭocker container - using the default 172.17.0.x subnet With pihole docker running & a vnc session to check the utilization, the CPU utilization is constantly under 10% & rarely went above to a max of 13% for a very short period of time. disconnect Disconnect a container from a network. Use the command docker network ls: The network option of Docker includes the following options: Connect Connect a container to a network. Thank you very much for your kind assistance. As soon as you start up Docker, you can query the system to see those three new networks. Or create /etc/docker/daemon.json, add the appropriate "bip:" statement and reboot. If the problem is an IP clash, remove and reinstall docker engine having the host network up and running, so that docker picks a non-conflicting network for its default bridge interface. If the docker0 bridge interface address is in the same network as wlan0 it won't work. Meaning IP networks have to be numbered differently. If system load is ok, take a look at network configuration.īy default docker expects to be able to route/masquerade between the (physical) host network and its own (software) network(s). If docker engine fails to run a container and restarts it indefinitely, the system will get heavily loaded and the machine could become sluggish.Ĭheck "uptime" or "top" and "docker ps" when running a container.
The title of your post is not in line with your issue, since it seems network times out as soon as you run any container of any sort.