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ARM architectures

For those running ARM devices like the raspberry pi, odroid, pine etc, you will need to reference the docker-compose.arm.yml file when running docker commands instead of the default docker-compose.yml file.

For example, run the following to bring up all the services on ARM devices:

docker-compose -f docker-compose.arm.yml up -d

Low memory systems

For single board systems / low memory systems, like the raspberry pi, I recommend only running a single celery worker. Celery is the task/worker component that handles all the searching and downloading behind the scenes.

If you skip this step, celery will use every available cpu (ie. the pi v4 has 4 cpus), which I've found is too much for the raspberry pi to handle.

Specify the number of celery workers

Create a file .env at the top level of the folder and enter:

NUM_CELERY_WORKERS=1

Then bring everything back up again:

docker-compose -f docker-compose.arm.yml up -d