Dockerizing your simulation/development environment
summary
Shows how a full simulation/dev image is built and reused: installs GHDL, Cocotb and minimizes an Intel Quartus install, copies compiled Intel/Altera netlist libraries, and compiles them once into the image so CI and other machines just pull it. Quartus stays under the ~7 GB push limit, USB FPGA programming works by mapping devices into the container for plug‑and‑play, and performance is slightly slower but acceptable; alternative is a shared tools volume to avoid re-pushing large layers.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to Docker
- 1:09Building custom images
- 2:13Practical implementation
- 4:50Hardware and deployment
- 6:11Q&A and technical discussion
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