Docker Compose Installation
--network=host.
In simple terms, you cannot expose a range of 10000 ports (required for RTSP RTP) without using a prohibitivly huge amount of memory. For this reason, this tutorial assumes that you are using Docker for Linux.
-nochrome.
Prerequisites
Ensure that you have the following information:
| Description | Environmental Variable | Source | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google OAuth Client ID | GA_OAUTH_CID | Google Cloud Platform Developers Console | |
| Google OAuth Client Secret | GA_OAUTH_CS | Google Cloud Platform Developers Console | |
| Google SDM Project ID | GA_SDM_PID | Device Access Console | |
| Google OAuth Redirect URL | GA_OAUTH_RDR |
Hostname which is able to access the machine. Needs to match one of the Authorized redirect URIs provided to the Google OAuth Consent Screen. (e.g. http://nrtsp.mydomain.local:3000)
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Additionally, you can specify the following optional environmental variables per your own specifications. Note: changing these values may cause unintended behavior.
| Description | Environmental Variable | Default |
|---|---|---|
| HTTP GUI Port | HTTP_PORT |
3000
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| RTSP Port which will be published for clients | RTSP_CLIENT_PORT |
554
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| RTSP Port which ffmpeg will stream to | RTSP_SERVER_PORT |
6554
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| RTSP RTP Port Start | RTSP_RTP_START |
10000
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| RTSP RTP Port Count | RTSP_RTP_COUNT |
10000
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| Knex.js Database Connection Configuration | DB_CONFIG | "{\"client\":\"better-sqlite3\",\"connection\":{\"filename\":\"{{BASE}}/nest-rtsp.sqlite\"}}" |
| Output debug content to console | DEBUG | |
| The resolution width to output WebRTC videos in | WEBRTC_RESOLUTION_WIDTH |
640
|
| The resolution height to output WebRTC videos in | WEBRTC_RESOLUTION_HEIGHT |
480
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Pulling the latest image
The latest stable docker image of Nest RTSP is always accessible at registry.gitlab.jak.guru:5005/jakg/nest-rtsp:stable or jakguru/nest-rtsp:stable. You can pull it using the following command:
Deploying Nest RTSP
In order to deploy Nest RTSP via Docker Compose, you will need to a docker compose manifest file. By default, this file is named docker-compose.yaml, however you can call it whatever you'd like as long as you know what you're doing.
The docker-compose.yml file
The following is an example of a dockerfile used to deploy Nest RTSP
Starting the container
In order to start the container, simply run one of the following commands:
Checking Status
Nest RTSP has now been installed. You can check whether the Nest RTSP has started by running docker ps