In this segment, we are going to show you “How to install Docker on OpenMediaVault 5 Raspberry Pi 4” and check its working.
What is OpenMediaVault?
OpenMediaVault (OMV) is a free Linux distribution designed for network-attached storage (NAS). OMV is based on the Debian operating system and is licensed through the GNU General Public License v3. Source /> Wikipedia |
OpenMediaVault Versions
OpenMediaVault 5 Installation Guide
Software Required :
Equipment Required | Optional | ||
Raspberry Pi 4 | Case | ||
SD Card | Raspberry Pi Keyboard | ||
Ethernet Cable | Mouse | ||
Power Adapter | |||
External HDD | |||
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Access OpenMediaVault Web Interface
- To access the OpenMediaVault Web Interface we need to use the same IP Address of our Raspberry Pi after 2-3 minutes.
OpenMediaVault Address = Your Raspberry Pi IP Address
- After that, we need to enter the Username & Password and login to our OpenMediaVault.
Default Username : admin Default Password : openmediavault
OpenMediaVault Configuration
- Firstly, you need to change Auto logout to Disabled.
- Secondly, change the Web Administrative Password to a strong password of your choice.
- Thirdly, navigate to System > Network and add an Ethernet interface.
- Under General Settings, we need to select our eth0 Ethernet Interface.
- After that under IPv4, we need to select DHCP and save the configuration.
- Finally, we need to navigate to services to SSH enable Permit root login.
Setup Static IP Address
OpenMediaVault SSH Login
- After that, open Putty uses the Raspberry Pi address to log in as root.
Default Username : pi Default Password : use the password that you have changed.
- Further, It will prompt you to change the password on the first login.
OpenMediaVault Update & Upgrade
- Further, we need to Update & Upgrade our Openmediavault Packages.
sudo su apt-get update apt-get upgrade
Docker installation
- To install docker on OpenMediaVault, we need to follow the simple steps.
Portainer Installation
- To install Portainer we need to click on the drop-down from portainer and click on Install and this will also install on our Docker.
In conclusion
- You are ready to use OpenMediaVault 5 as NAS Server on Raspberry Pi 4.
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