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chia-docker
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Syncing Multiple Wallets
Seems like there is an official docker image repo, so you can play with that without crafting your own file (should shorten your docker adventures): https://github.com/Chia-Network/chia-docker
- Docker and Chia Questions
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1.3 Beta has been updated to a new version
Is there a way to pull current beta as a docker image? I’m running using the official docker image and pulling latest tag, but I can’t locate any other recent images/tags.
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Farmer stops working after manual DB update
I run chia in the offical Chia Docker Container (https://github.com/Chia-Network/chia-docker). But i dont know if the problem is container related
- Basic advice for initial setup?
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Official chia docker full node
A previous post by someone else showed how to use the official chia docker image to run a harvester (in their case on their NAS). I thought I'd write up how to use the official docker image to run a full node. These directions are for running from the command line, but the environment variable and volume mount settings can be adapted to other situations, like running on a NAS. Unfortunately, this container/guide still requires the user to manually launch and shutdown chia or risk possible database corruption.
- Using official Chia Docker image on Synology for harvester
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Don't see a lot of peeps using/talking about Machinaris. Makes chia plotting and farming on Linux ez as!
Good question! I'm the author of Machinaris which is open-source licensed. Just like the official Chia docker, Machinaris adds your key when running a fullnode. However, if you are only plotting or harvesting with Machinaris, then private key is not required.
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WARNING Looking up qualities plot took: 8.39156198501587. This should be below 5 seconds to minimize risk of losing rewards.
Chia-Docker
- Switching full node - recommendations?
fastsync-docker
What are some alternatives?
machinaris - An easy-to-use WebUI for crypto plotting and farming. Offers Bladebit, Gigahorse, MadMax, Chiadog and Plotman in a Docker container. Supports Chia, MMX, Chives, Flax, and HDDCoin among others.
chiamerge - A set of tools for xch crypto farming with mergerfs in mind
chia-blockchain - Chia blockchain python implementation (full node, farmer, harvester, timelord, and wallet)
hpool-miner - chia chia-miner hpool hpool-miner hpool-og-miner hpool-pp-miner Synology RaspberryPi
pool-reference - Reference python implementation of Chia pool operations for pool operators
getxchtx - XCH Transaction Exporter : getxchtx [Bash Edition]
chia-monitoring - My messy set of "tools" to help me monitor and get some stats about Chia plotting/farming.