Sep 02, 2018 · If you are stuck with OpenCV installation or if you want to try out the new OpenCV-3.4.4 and OpenCV-4.0 ( released on 20th November 2018 ), without actually installing it on your system, this docker image is the perfect match for you.
Apr 26, 2016 · I think a simpler way to do this is to install Anaconda in your container and then add OpenCV. I'm using Python 2 so my entire Dockerfile to get OpenCvv installed is just: FROM continuumio/anaconda EXPOSE 5000 ADD . /code-directory WORKDIR code-directory RUN conda install opencv CMD ["python", "run-code.py"] This will install Anaconda from the ...
Oct 23, 2019 · docker-compose.yml. The CV folder resides the source code for the project inclusive of the nightly build of OpenCV.js. I have used the facial recognition code from the tutorials of OpenCV.js official site, it is available from the official GitHub repo of OpenCV as well.
docker build -t docker-opencv-api . ... Run Instructions. To run the project, use docker-compose for quick configuration setup: docker-compose up -d ...
03.09.2018 · In this post, we are sharing Docker image for OpenCV 3.4.3, and the recently released OpenCV 3.4.4 and OpenCV 4.0.In addition to OpenCV, the image also has dlib and a Facial Landmark Detection example code.. Every day we receive a few emails and comments on our posts about OpenCV and Dlib installation.
25.04.2016 · I'm using Python 2 so my entire Dockerfile to get OpenCvv installed is just: FROM continuumio/anaconda EXPOSE 5000 ADD . /code-directory WORKDIR code-directory RUN conda install opencv CMD ["python", "run-code.py"] This will install Anaconda from the continuumio/anaconda Dockerfile and then it will use Anaconda to install opencv.
01.11.2020 · docker-compose.yml The CV folder resides the source code for the project inclusive of the nightly build of OpenCV.js. I have used the facial recognition code from the tutorials of OpenCV.js official site, it is available from the official GitHub repo of OpenCV as well.
My guess is that you're seeing the failure on the -alpine version because the opencv package is a binary distribution (it's not just Python code), and it probably hasn't been built for Alpine. Alpine uses a C library that is different from everything else (Alpine uses MUSL libc while just about everthing else uses Glibc); there is some possibility that the opencv codebase won't even …