open_dbm/docs/docs/openface-docker-installation.md

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This page will help you install OpenFace model that is stored as Docker Image, starting from on how to install the docker.

If you have installed Docker

NOTE: Make sure to sign in first so you can download the docker image

And then execute this command to download OpenFace model

docker pull opendbmteam/dbm-openface

Done!

If you haven't, here's the instruction on how to install Docker

The instructions are a bit different depending on your development operating system.

Development OS

Follow the instruction in the official website

Follow the instruction in the official website

1. Follow the instruction in the official website

   IMPORTANT NOTE:

   • Please follow the instructions to install WSL-2 as system requirements instead of Hyper-V. Because we relying on WSL command to execute OpenFace Model.
   • After you installed WSL in Linux kernel update package:
     • Make sure to execute "wsl --set-default-version 2"
     • Make sure to choose Ubuntu as Linux distribution of choice
       • wsl -l -o to list distribution
       • wsl --install -d Ubuntu-18.04 to install Ubuntu Distribution

Example on how to List Distribution and Install Ubuntu

2. After WSL and Docker is installed. check if Docker use WSL Integration by go to the Settings > Resources > WSL Integrations, and then enable Ubuntu as our Linux Distribution.

WSL Integration in Docker Setting

3. Make sure check and set wsl distributions to Linux distributions of your choice. In powershell/command prompt:
   • Type wsl --list to check WSL distributions list
   • wsl --setdefault {Distribution Name} to set the default distribution (Use Ubuntu)
   • wsl --list again to check if wsl default is set

Set Default WSL

4. And it's done! Now you can go to the next step by pulling the docker image from the step above