Visdom 
If you want to run visdom server by a docker container this is for you.
Build your own image
Not all versions of original project are released, so if you want to build a particular version (I mean "commit-ish") of sources then update the commitish file:
$ docker build -t hypnosapos/visdom:$(cat commitish) .Default version of python is 3.9 (build arg PY_VERSION) and distribution is slim (build arg DIST), thus add your custom values if your want other base docker image, here an example:
$ docker build --build-arg PY_VERSION=3.9 --build-arg DIST=slim -t hypnosapos/visdom:3.9-slim-$(cat commitish) .Play
Before running the container take a look at the following env variables ( -e NAME=VALUE):
| Name | Default |
|---|---|
PORT |
8097 |
ENV_PATH |
$HOME/.visdom |
LOGGING_LEVEL |
INFO |
HOSTNAME |
localhost |
BASE_URL |
/ |
READONLY |
True |
ENABLE_LOGIN |
False |
FORCE_NEW_COOKIE |
False |
Now we're ready to run the container
$ docker run -it -p 8097:8097 [-e NAME=VALUE] --name visdom hypnosapos/visdom:$(cat commitish)In order to preserve data or sessions we recommend you attach a volume to persist them (obviously):
$ docker run -it -v <path>:<env_path> -p 8097:8097 -e ENV_PATH=<env_path> --name visdom hypnosapos/visdom:$(cat commitish)Using default values server would be ready at http://localhost:8097
Trying visdom
To play with some examples once our docker container is running we recommend you try:
docker exec -it visdom bash -c "python /root/visdom/example/demo.py"And then check out examples at: http://localhost:8097
I hope it helps