Not able to start docker on CPU pods
I used to be able to run docker on CPU pods last year without needing to do anything else than just installing docker, but now I am not able to start docker after installing it.
I get this error:
So, naturally I try
sudo systemctl start docker but then I get this error:
Ok, even this doesn't work than I try to run the docker daemon in attached mode by this sudo dockerdand I get this error at the end and it exits:
How do i make it work?
This is on compute type cpu5g with 2vcpu and 8GB RAM11 Replies
Docker don't work on runpod
I know docker doesn't work on their GPU pods. But since when did they stop supporting CPU pods as well?
Just last year I was using their CPU pods and running my compose setups on them just fine
Runpod
Enhanced CPU Pods Now Support Docker and Network Volumes | Runpod Blog
We’ve upgraded Runpod CPU pods with Docker runtime and network volume support—giving you more flexibility, better storage options, and smoother dev workflows.
@YoYo

Wow, that's just super shitty
Anyway thanks for the info @riverfog7
lol
try this
@YoYo
I had credits left that I loaded last year thought let's just consume them, I can't even do that now.
Na, I am not doing that. I have to learn a new build tool just to be able to test my container setup. I am going to bother with that.
We've been experimenting with something called udocker, which might do what you want, but I would recommend retrofitting your existing image just to be the pod itself. Happy to help with that, in general you can just change the start command in the UI.