Docker Containers

OpenRTiST utilizes Gabriel, a platform for wearable cognitive assistance applications, to transform the live video from a mobile client into the styles of various artworks. The frames are streamed to a server where the chosen style is applied and the transformed images are returned to the client.

Learn more about OpenRTiST

To showcase the edge native functionality we are deploying publicly available image cmusatyalab/openrtist

Ensure that you clone the git repo on the local machine

Git clone 
https://github.com/cmusatyalab/openrtist.git

Configure a new application using nifectl init

Create Application Command: “nifectl init”
    App Name (leave blank to use an auto-generated name) docky


Select Organization:"NiFE-APPS"
> NIFE-APPS (nife-apps)

Select Builder: "image"
         None
                (Do not set a builder)

        >Image
                (Use a public Docker image)
        deno
             Deno builtin
        go
                Go Builtin
        hugo-static
                Hugo static build with web server builtin
        node
                Nodejs builtin
        python
                Python builtin
        ruby
                Ruby builtin



Select Internal Port: 9099
Select External Port: 9099

Now, just deploy the application using

Once the deployment starts, you will see a list of commands building the docker container and then this will deploy to a location

Access the deployed application use a python client or the android application and enter the URL created, in this case

Add http://docky.apps.nifetency.com:9099 to the playstore application

Try it yourself!

Extend to other regions

Use nifectl regions to add new regions

nifectl regions add EUR