ComfyUI Container

This project sets up a Docker container for running ComfyUI with AMD ROCm support. The container includes all necessary dependencies and downloads required models and custom nodes.

Project Structure

• build-container.sh: Script to build the Docker image.
• Dockerfile: Dockerfile to create the Docker image.
• run-container.sh: Script to run the Docker container.

Setup

Prerequisites

• Docker installed on your system.
• AMD ROCm compatible hardware.

Building the Docker Image

To build the Docker image, run:

./build-container.sh

Running the Docker Container

To run the Docker container, run:

Option	Description
--rm	Automatically removes the container when it exits.
--privileged	Gives extended privileges to the container.
-v /dev:/dev	Mounts the host's /dev directory to the container's /dev directory, allowing device access.
-p 8188:8188	Maps port 8188 on the host to port 8188 on the container.
-v ~/comfyui/models:/app/models	Mounts the host's ~/comfyui/models directory to the container's /app/models directory.
-v ~/comfyui/custom_nodes:/app/custom_nodes	Mounts the host's ~/comfyui/custom_nodes directory to the container's /app/custom_nodes directory.
-v ~/comfyui/output:/app/output	Mounts the host's ~/comfyui/output directory to the container's /app/output directory.
-v ~/comfyui/user:/app/user	Mounts the host's ~/comfyui/user directory to the container's /app/user directory.
--name comfyui	Assigns the name comfyui to the container.
kramins/comfyui-amd	Specifies the Docker image to use for the container.

./run-container.sh