How to install vNode on Docker Windows

How to install vNode on Docker.

You need to follow instructions to download and install vNode on Docker.

First Step:

You must go the website: https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop

You should be select the S.O of your computer, in this case we would choose Download for Windows

after downloading the installer, let's run it as administrator:

You only must follow the wizard of installation.

After the installation is over, you must go to the windows menu bar and choose the application called docker desktop

When executing the program, an interface will open, where we can see several tabs called container, images, volumes.

After having installed the docker desktop, we can use our windows cmd or we can download the ubuntu 18.04 LTS program, which can be found in the windows store.

After having installed ubuntu from the Microsoft store, now you must enter this link: https://hub.docker.com/r/vnodeautomation/vnode_on_ubuntu/tags in which you will find the images, which we must load in our docker.

Its necessary copy this command. You can user Ctrl + C or push the bottom next to the command.

After that, you are going to open Ubuntu 18,04 LTS or CMD:

With the commando docker images: you would see all the images upload in the docker.

If we execute this command, it will show us that we do not have any, in the previous step we made the copy of the command from the docker hub / vNode automation page, this command that we copied is necessary to execute it in our CMD or ubuntu.

When executing this command, the image will begin to download and install, when this process is finished, we can configure it using the Docker Images command, which we can see vnodeautomation / vnode_on_ubuntu.

After that, we will use a last command:

docker run -d -p 8006:8003 vnodeautomation/vnode_on_ubuntu systemctl start vnode

The function of this command is to start the vnodeautomation image using port 8003 of the vnode in docker to exit through port 8006, on our local computer.

We can check if the services do not start, we can start them correctly from our docker in the Containers tab.

After that, we can go to our browser and type: localhost:8006

The default user is:

User: admin

Password: vnode