Run OpenSpeedTest Through Docker On Your Synology NAS - UPDATED FOR DSM 7.1
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- This video is an update from my previous video on running OpenSpeedTest through Docker on a Synology NAS running DSM 7.1.
The video topics include:
• A look at the difference between Docker on DSM 7 and DSM 7.1.
• Brief introduction to OpenSpeedTest.
• Walkthrough of setting up OpenSpeedTest through Docker on DSM 7.1.
• Confirm that OpenSpeedTest is running properly.
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In the video I mentioned or referenced the following link:
• My original video on OpenSpeedTest - • Run Your Own Speed Tes...
• OpenSpeedTest Docker Hub page - hub.docker.com/r/openspeedtes...
• OpenSpeedTest website - openspeedtest.com
Timecodes
0:00 | Introduction
0:13 | DSM7 and DSM7.1 Differences
0:36 | OpenSpeedTest Introduction
0:52 | Setup OpenSpeedTest Docker Container
2:23 | Confirm OpenSpeedTest Is Running
3:19 | Closing
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Legend. Been looking for the 7.1 instructions for a few days now. Delighted to have found your vid. Now it works for me. Superb. Thank you.
@lazyatom You're welcome! I'm happy to hear the video provided you the details to get OpenSpeedTest working.
@@digital_aloha Genuinely, thanks. And thx for the response. I have had my DS415+ for 6 years, and it has never been what I hoped. I'm still trying to get it to stay connected to my Mac, but it disconnects ALL the time. Searching for guides on how to get the most out of it and this helps. Will have to investigate your other vids. keep up the great work.
@@lazyatom Hope you find some other useful tutorials from my channel and if you do have any questions or other video topics you are interested in please let me know. Wish you the best in getting the most out of your DS415+!!
Thank you so much!
@andreyvesnin8209 You're welcome!!
Thanks for this video. It looks like things have changed again with 7.2. Docker is now called Container Manager. I am not sure if there are other subtle differences in the rest of the setup process.
There are slight differences in the new Container Manager in DSM 7.2 but nothing to drastic. When creating the Container, from the Image window within Container Manager, the option to select is Run (not Launch). The rest of the setup is basically the same except in the order that window appears and, in Container Manager, some of the windows are combined. Hope this helps? I'll likely release a video in the future that goes over Container Manager more thoroughly as well. Good luck in your setup!!
@@digital_aloha Struggling to get OpenSpeedTest to work on DSM 7.2.1-69057 (using Container Manager). I realize that Docker may return with DSM 7.2.2. Who knows how different that will be from your previous videos! If you have the time would appreciate a video with the current "Container Manager only" DSM.
@@howard6798 I'll try setting up OpenSpeedTest in Container Manager and will create a video or post some notes here if a new video isn't required. I'll be in touch!!
@@digital_aloha I got it to work -- finally. An updated update to the update, though, may help another newbie trying to wade through the options. :)
Can also just run docker compose:
services:
speedtest:
restart: unless-stopped
container_name: openspeedtest
ports:
- '3000:3000'
- '3001:3001'
image: openspeedtest/latest
Thank you for this helpful Video. The Speed you measure is incredibly high. Must be very near to a source and running at 5GHz. Or what is the mistery behind?
@jachencarl You're welcome. Glad you found the video helpful!! Regarding the WiFi speeds that I was getting in the video, I believe I was connected to a Synology RT2600ac router at the time on the 5GHz frequency and the router was pretty close to where I was. Here is the specs for the router -> www.synology.com/en-global/products/RT2600ac#specs. Seems on 5Ghz you could get speeds up to 1.75Gbps.
@@digital_aloha yeah but you'll be limited by the 1G port on the RT2600...via 2.5G direct connect to 10G Synology I've got 1500mbps both ways with the RT6600...but not with a switch...still looking into it...using iperf3 so far...have been meaning to set openspeedtest up, thanks for this tut, had it working in a few mins...seem to be getting similar results so far, nice to have both though.
@@simccaffrey Yeah that is true... The limitation would be the 1GB port on the RT2600. Thanks for the input and you're welcome on this video tutorial.
This was great, thank you. I noticed my download speed was 976.2 Mbps (normal), but my upload speed was 423 Mbps (seems low). My MAC studio is connected to a switch, as is my Synology DS1821+. I did this test because my write speed was around 8 MB/s (so low) and my read speed was 110 MB/s (normal). I have a RAID 10 configuration and Cat 6 cables. Could it be the switch that is the problem? (MikroTik CRS305)?
That's probably your switch, you could try messing with Qos, or flow control to see if it helps...but you should really go 10G with that setup! I have the exact same setup, get the 10G card for the DS1821+...if you need a switch on the cheap, I have the XGS1250-12...leave everything at default, about 9700mbps both ways!
Thank you for the mention, However, when I go to the address, I get a refuse to connect message. For the heck of it, I disabled the firewall and Openvpn.
Got it!!
@cyberwasp461 You're welcome on the mention!! Looks like you got the issue resolved. What happened and/or what was the issue? Curious to hear if I missed a step in the video.
@@cyberwasp461 Same issue! What resolved it Steven?
ds 1821+ ds 7.1 they are asking for the update to ds 7.1.1 should i go for it or not
@TusharRahmanKhanASD That should be a safe upgrade. My Synology NAS is running 7.1.1.
I can't access the speedtest on port 3000 or 3001. Do I need to enable Web Station?
I just ran through the setup and it worked perfectly. I didn't need to enable Web Station. Maybe you have firewall rules on your NAS enabled and/or something else using ports 3000 and 3001?
HI, I installed openspeedtest using this method.I want to remove the container but cant find the files anywhere.Even after removing docker i can access the container in port 3000.Kindly help me to remove this container.Thanks
@rakeshindrajit5421, I believe you need the Docker package installed to remove the container. Once installed you can go to the Main Menu from DSM and select Docker. Once the Docker package/application is up and running select the Container listing where now you should see the OpenSpeedTest container. Here you should be able to select the container, stop it and then delete the container from the Action menu. Hope this helps?
@@digital_aloha I can see other containers but not open speedtest.I even uininstalled docker but still i am able to access the open speedtest on port 3000
@@rakeshindrajit5421 That is strange? I wonder if a reboot of your Synology NAS might help get your Docker install back to good. Also, you could ssh into your Synology NAS and confirm that the openspeedtest container is still running (sudo docker ps). You can then remove the container at that point if you see that it is there (sudo docker stop , then run sudo docker rm ). Hope the above helps resolve the mystery!!??
@@digital_aloha Solved the problem by clearing the browser cache.Thanks
@@rakeshindrajit5421 Interesting... Glad you got the issue resolved!!
1:15 cant find the "openspeedtest" in the Search
Search for openspeedtest/latest. Seems like you need to be more precise with the search in Container Manager (which I'm assuming you are using?).