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Pull the image from Docker Hub.
docker pull orcproject/orc
Create a data directory on the host.
mkdir path/to/orc.data
Run the ORC container and mount the data directory.
docker run -v path/to/orc.data:/root/.config/orc -t orcproject/orc:latest
Modify the created configuration at path/to/orc.data/config as desired (see
the {@tutorial config}) and restart the container for the changes to take
effect. You might wish to expose the ports defined for ControlPort and
BridgePort to the host (and update ControlHostname and BridgeHostname to
0.0.0.0) and map them to the host.
docker run \
--publish 127.0.0.1:4444:4444 \
--publish 127.0.0.1:4445:4445 \
--expose 4444 \
--expose 4445 \
--volume path/to/orc.data:/root/.config/orc \
--tty orcproject/orc:latest
See the docker run documentation
for more information. If you prefer to install ORC manually, see the guide for
{@tutorial install}. Once installed, simply run orc with an optional
configuration file using the --config <path/to/config> option.
ORC - Distributed Anonymous Cloud
Copyright (C) 2017 Gordon Hall
Copyright (C) 2016 Storj Labs, Inc
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