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Running OSI Visualizer using Docker

Using Docker enables running OSI Visualizer on non-Linux plattforms.

Prerequisites

You have built OSI Visualizer Docker image.

Steps

  1. Open a command line interpreter.

  2. Change to the OSI Visualizer repository.

  3. Run the following command to start OSI Visualizer.

    sh run-nvidia-docker.sh
  4. Place Protobuffer files in osi_pb/ to make them available to OSI Visualizer. This directory is mounted as a volume to the Docker image.

Results

OSI Visualizer is running. The Protobuffer files are available to OSI Visualizer

Troubleshooting

Currently OSI Visualizer is set up and tested to work with the playback option. For using other functionalities, for example socket communication, you may need to change the Docker file. After running the image, the following error may appear:

Creating network “osi-visualizer_default” with the default driver
No protocol specified QXcbConnection: Could not connect to display:1

If this error message appears, add the following command to the end of the Docker file and run the image again:

sudo xhost +

You do not have to build the Docker image again.