Playing around with the OTA updates with the torizon cloud. When I upload a docker-compose file and trigger an update, were does the compose file go on the target device? Were can I find the documentation for this.
Also, I plan to have this auto boot, but I want to make my own service. Can the torizon cloud be set up to update the docker-compose file I point to in my .service file. If so were is the documentation for this as well
Last question - can I set up the cloud to update a particular folder. Lets say I just need to update an image and it’s located in /home/torizon/images.
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Where does the docker-compose file go on the target device?
The specific path where the docker-compose file is stored on the target device is managed by the Torizon system, but the exact location is not detailed in the provided data. For precise information, you should consult the official Torizon documentation.
Can Torizon Cloud be set up to update the docker-compose file specified in a custom .service file?
Yes, Torizon Cloud can be configured to update the docker-compose file specified in your custom .service file. For detailed instructions on how to set this up, you should refer to the Torizon documentation, which provides guidelines on creating and managing services with Torizon Cloud.
Can the cloud update a particular folder, such as /home/torizon/images?
Currently, Torizon Cloud does not support direct updates to a specific folder on the target device for individual files like images. Updates are generally managed through docker-compose files and the associated services. For more detailed information, it is advisable to consult the official documentation.
For all these queries, the official Torizon documentation will be the best resource for detailed guidance.
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