Create a Docker container
- Last UpdatedFeb 18, 2026
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To create a Docker container that runs the adapter:
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Create the following Dockerfile in the directory where you want to create and run the container.
Note: Dockerfile is the recommended name of the file if you want to make use of the available auto builder. For more information, see the Docker Build best practices.

The example above is available to download as a TXT file.
Tip: If you are unsure of what values to use for EDGE_SYSTEM_TYPE and PLATFORM fields, you can use the tar.gz file as reference. For example, if you are using the <adapter>_linux-arm64.tar.gz file for your container, the EDGE_SYSTEM_TYPE is <adapter> and PLATFORM is linux-arm64.
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Copy the appropriate tar.gz file (for example, <adapter>-platform_.tar.gz ) to the same directory as the Dockerfile.
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Run the following command line in the same directory (sudo may be necessary):
docker build -t <adapter> .
Note: <adapter> must be a preferred name for the container for the docker build command to work. Additionally, there needs to be a space between the <adapter> and the period.