⌨️Operation on Docker

The Releases section on our GitHub is the best place to get the latest binary releases and view the source code.

🚨Important Note🚨

If you have participated in Herschel testnet earlier, you need to mannually clear previous node data. Otherwise the node will not be able to start. 🚨

rm -r ~/.titanedge

If you have never operated Titan node before, just follow the steps below.

Step 1: Download the image

docker pull nezha123/titan-edge

Step 2: Create your own storage volume

mkdir ~/.titanedge

$storage is the storage path you want to configure.

Step 3: Run the application

docker run --network=host -d -v ~/.titanedge:/root/.titanedge nezha123/titan-edge

Step 4: Bind the identification code

docker run --rm -it -v ~/.titanedge:/root/.titanedge nezha123/titan-edge bind --hash=your-hash-here https://api-test1.container1.titannet.io/api/v2/device/binding

Docker Tutorial: Impact and Handling of NAT Types When Running Docker on Machines with Public IP Addresses

Impact Description:

Operating Docker on machines with a public IP can result in a Nonat NAT type. This may hinder the capability to run multiple Docker instances. To mitigate this, consider the following steps.

Handling Methods:

1. Removing Network Host Mode:

By default, using --network=host integrates the container directly with the host's network, leading to a Nonat NAT type. You can avoid this issue by removing this parameter, which restores the NAT type to its previous state.

2. Modify Port Configuration:

To maintain use of a public IP, manually adjust the default port, changing it from 1234 to another suitable for your network setup.

Considerations:

• Before executing commands, ensure your network settings or port configurations are appropriately adjusted.

• Post-adjustment, validate that the Docker container's performance aligns with expectations.