Android on Docker Containers in a Nutshell
summary
Shows how to build and boot Android inside Docker containers using open-source projects to enable running Android apps without installing them on a device, offloading real-time processing to servers and streaming app UIs to handhelds. Covers the fundamentals of Android-in-Docker, current gaps in existing solutions, and practical ways to address those gaps with limited Docker expertise.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:47AOSP on ARM servers
- 1:43Where do we begin
- 5:15First: Port AOSP to Server Platform
- 11:16Second: "AOSP in container"
- 14:28Two interesting Open Source Projects
- 24:01Apps - challenges
- 26:04Third: "Host machine" to/from "thin client" User con log into the server and get access to display
- 27:39Conclusion - what can be done?
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