NVIDIA DRIVE Platform Docker Containers
Docker containers provide an executable package designed to accomplish a set of specific tasks, ranging from flashing a connected embedded device to a complete embedded development environment. Docker simplifies and accelerates development workflows, freeing developers to focus on application development instead of environment configuration and setup. Any host with the Docker runtime installed, such as a developer's or a public cloud instance, can run a container.
NVIDIA DriveOS® Docker Containers are pre-configured development environments for X86 hosts that contain all necessary dependencies to build software for NVIDIA DRIVE AGX™ SoCs.
NVIDIA DRIVE™ Platform Docker Containers are available through NVIDIA GPU Cloud (NGC) Docker Repository, and access is managed through membership in NVIDIA Developer Programs.
Host Independence
Allows for indirect support of alternative native hosts (e.g., Ubuntu 18.04, Windows, MacOS).
Isolation
Encapsulates the native host environment from misconfiguration.
Multiple Versions
Enables various platform versions to co-exist without interference.
Consistent Environment
Provides continuity across development, QA, integration, delivery, and deployment.
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Resources
Hardware
Read about NVIDIA DRIVE AGX hardware including Sensors and Accessories
Documentation
Review DRIVE AGX hardware and software documentation. Learn more about what comes with DRIVE AGX DevKits, how to install the platform in a vehicle, and what is provided with the DriveOS SDK.
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Downloads
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