Using containers for cross platform application development with Qt
summary
Demo shows a Qt UI and the presenter’s slides actually running from a Docker container on a Toradex board, with a Wayland compositor (Weston) in its own container and 14 containers visible in the demo. Use cases: Debian or Alpine base images, boot2qt rootfs imported into containers, OpenGL/3D acceleration exposed via DRM for near-native performance, QML debugger and gdb over mapped ports, and a WebAssembly front end talking to a containerized backend. containerized Wayland UI layered images share storage
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chapters (31)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:42About the speakers
- 3:28Container history
- 4:43Software
- 5:49Architecture
- 6:53Virtualization
- 9:18Advantages of containers
- 11:25Drawbacks
- 13:08Why use containers
- 15:04Why use Linux
- 16:19Will containers disappear
- 18:25Why run Qt in containers
- 22:04How to run Qt in containers
- 24:21How to run a UI from a container
- 28:30Our presence at the event
- 29:14Demos
- 30:04Cortana
- 31:14Docker Network
- 32:00Storage usage
- 32:55DockerCompose
- 33:32Switch
- 34:09User Interface
- 35:03Debug
- 36:26WebAssembly
- 37:34Linux
- 39:06Maintenance
- 40:26Questions
- 41:44Trizone
- 42:45Runnin Kintyre
- 43:34Containers on dedicated cores
- 44:54Using containers
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