build_runtimes() logs-and-skips a camera it cannot open, so a wrong /dev/video index or an unseated ribbon produced a green systemd unit that silently monitored one camera less. - edge/probe.py: opens each camera in CAMERAS, retries while the sensor settles, reports frame geometry, optionally saves preview PNGs, and exits non-zero with a backend-specific hint (v4l2-ctl / rpicam-hello) - setup_online.sh: new step [8/9] runs it against the installed package and the CAMERAS line actually written to edge.env, and refuses to enable the unit on failure. SKIP_CAMERA_CHECK=1 opts out. Tests: 174 pass, 2 skipped (7 new). |
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Edge deployment (Raspberry Pi 5, air-gapped / 폐쇄망)
Offline-installable bundle + systemd unit for the move-detect edge daemon.
The bundle is fully self-contained (all wheels + pose model + source): the Pi
performs zero network fetches at install or run time. The only runtime
network use is the server POST / config-poll / heartbeat, and even that tolerates
being offline (events buffer in the local sqlite queue and flush on reconnect).
Scope: this covers the CPU MoveNet + USB (UVC) webcam path — the one the daemon wires today (
edge/daemon.py:main) and the one verified end-to-end. Hailo-8 acceleration (edge/adapters/hailo_pose.py) and the CSI camera (edge/adapters/picamera_source.py) are separate device-validated paths — seedocs/hardware-bringup.md.
Files
| File | Runs on | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
bundle/build_offline_bundle.sh |
build machine (has internet) | downloads wheels + model, stages source, emits one tarball |
bundle/install_offline.sh |
the Pi (no internet) | venv + --no-index install, systemd unit, service account |
systemd/move-detect-edge.service |
the Pi | the daemon unit (auto-restart, device access, hardening) |
systemd/move-detect-edge.env.example |
the Pi | env template → /etc/move-detect/edge.env |
Quick start — Pi with internet (one command)
If the Pi itself has internet, skip the offline bundle entirely. Copy this repo onto the Pi (git clone or scp), then:
sudo deploy/setup_online.sh
It installs the system packages (python3-picamera2, and hailo-all if present),
builds the venv, pip-installs the runtime deps, fetches the MoveNet model, writes
/etc/move-detect/edge.env (prompting for DEVICE_ID / DEVICE_SECRET / CAFE24_URL /
CAMERAS, or take them from env vars), installs the systemd unit, and starts the service.
It begins on CPU MoveNet; drop a yolov8s_pose.hef in and pass HAILO_HEF=... (or edit
edge.env) to switch to Hailo. The rest of this doc is the air-gapped path.
1. Build the bundle (on a machine WITH internet)
Most reliable: build on an aarch64 host (a Pi 5, or an arm64 CI runner) so the downloaded wheels match the target exactly:
deploy/bundle/build_offline_bundle.sh # native aarch64 wheels
From an x86 box you can attempt a cross build (best-effort — onnxruntime/opencv wheel tags may not resolve; if it fails, build natively):
deploy/bundle/build_offline_bundle.sh --cross # target aarch64 / cp311
Output: the folder dist/2_pi_install/ (+ MANIFEST.txt listing the bundled
wheels). Copy the WHOLE FOLDER across the air gap as-is — no archive step.
Set MAKE_TARBALL=1 if you would rather transfer one
dist/2_pi_install-aarch64-cp311-hailo8.tar.gz file.
2. Transfer + install (on the air-gapped Pi)
Copy dist/2_pi_install/ across the gap (USB, one-way transfer, etc.), then:
# tarball variant only (MAKE_TARBALL=1): tar xzf 2_pi_install-aarch64-cp311-hailo8.tar.gz
cd 2_pi_install
sudo ./install_offline.sh
The installer: creates the movedetect service account (in video/render/
plugdev/hailo groups), lays down source + model under /opt/move-detect,
builds a venv and installs the bundled wheels with --no-index, verifies the
package imports, seeds /etc/move-detect/edge.env, and installs the systemd unit.
3. Configure + start
sudo nano /etc/move-detect/edge.env # DEVICE_ID, DEVICE_SECRET, CAFE24_URL, ...
sudo systemctl enable --now move-detect-edge
journalctl -u move-detect-edge -f
DEVICE_ID/DEVICE_SECRET must match a devices row in the server (see
server/docs/server-deploy.md §6). MOVENET_ONNX should point at the bundled
model (/opt/move-detect/models/movenet_lightning.onnx).
4. Verify the air gap (do this before trusting a build)
- On a host with networking disabled,
install_offline.shcompletes — the--no-indexinstalls prove nothing is fetched. If pip tries to reach PyPI, a wheel is missing from the bundle: rebuild (step 1) natively. - Step [4/6] of the installer prints
edge import OK(onnxruntime + cv2 + numpy + requests all import from the venv). systemctl status move-detect-edgeisactive (running); the log shows frames processed and (if the server is reachable) heartbeats.- Pull the network cable → events keep queueing (
QUEUE_DBgrows) → restore → the queue flushes. (End-to-end behavior verified in the edge e2e harness.)
Hailo-8 HAT + CSI camera path (optional, faster)
The default bundle runs CPU MoveNet + USB webcam. To use the Hailo-8 accelerator
and/or a CSI camera, add these SYSTEM packages on the Pi (they are apt packages, not
pip wheels — the venv sees them because it is created with --system-site-packages):
sudo apt install -y hailo-all python3-picamera2 python3-opencv
hailo-all— HailoRT runtime + driver + the Pythonhailo_platformbindings.python3-picamera2— CSI camera stack (libcamera).
Then place the pose model and switch backends in /etc/move-detect/edge.env:
POSE_BACKEND=hailo
HAILO_HEF=/opt/move-detect/models/yolov8s_pose.hef # copy the compiled HEF here
CAMERA_BACKEND=csi
CSI_DEVICE=0
Validate on device per docs/hardware-bringup.md before trusting output (the Hailo
decode is unit-locked, but the HailoRT inference + picamera2 color order are hardware-
validated). USB webcam stays available anytime via CAMERA_BACKEND=uvc.
Multiple cameras at once. Set CAMERAS=backend:device:camera_id,... to run several
cameras in one daemon — each gets its own detection pipeline and camera_id, they share
the Hailo device (round-robin) and the offline queue, and server zones are routed to the
matching camera. Example — CSI + USB together:
CAMERAS=csi:0:cam-01,uvc:0:cam-02
Each camera_id must match the camera_id on that camera's zones in the server.
Air gap:
hailo-all/python3-picamera2are the ONE piece this bundle can't carry (Hailo's own driver + apt tree). Pre-install them on the Pi image, or transfer their.debs separately, before runninginstall_offline.sh. The pose HEF is likewise supplied out-of-band (compiled from the Hailo Model Zoo).
Not bundled (by design)
- MySQL / the server app — a separate host; see
server/docs/server-deploy.md. - HailoRT +
yolov8s_pose.hef+ picamera2 — Hailo's runtime/driver, the compiled HEF, and the CSI camera stack are Pi system packages installed out-of-band (above); the default CPU MoveNet + USB path needs none of them.