Using a Docker container
Sync Chain Data
Ensure Docker is installed (or install it in your OS of choice) and run the gluwa/creditcoin3
Docker image.
Using Docker to run a Mainnet node
Docker should automatically pull the specified gluwa/creditcoin3
image. If not, you can try pulling it yourself from DockerHub by running docker pull gluwa/creditcoin3:3.32.0-mainnet
and then re-running the command below.
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In the command above, notice the -v
flag that takes a local directory as the first part of the parameter. It's import that docker has the ability to write to this directory, otherwise you will see errors such as Error: Service(Client(Backend("IO Error: Permission denied (os error 13)")))
. Your command will likely use a path similar to -v /home/validator/data:/creditcoin-node/data
.
Here is an example command to run a validator that connects to the Creditcoin Mainnet:
Using Docker to run a Testnet node
Docker should automatically pull the specified gluwa/creditcoin3
image. If not, you can try pulling it yourself from DockerHub by running docker pull gluwa/creditcoin3:3.28.0-testnet
and then re-running the command below.
PowerShell does not support comments on multiline commands, please use the uncommented version.
In the command above, notice the -v
flag that takes a local directory as the first part of the parameter. It's import that docker has the ability to write to this directory, otherwise you will see errors such as Error: Service(Client(Backend("IO Error: Permission denied (os error 13)")))
. Your command will likely use a path similar to -v /home/validator/data:/creditcoin-node/data
.
Here is an example command to run a validator that connects to the Creditcoin Testnet:
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