Witness Tools 🔧: Conductor Docker

I wrote this docker container setup for @furion's conductor toolkit. It's a pretty nifty tool for managing witnesses.

Why docker it? Portability and security. @someguy123's master dockery inspired me too 😀 (I used his run.sh script as a template, thanks).

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Install

git clone https://github.com/Jolly-Pirate/conductor-docker.git

cd conductor-docker

chmod +x run.sh

If you don't have docker installed, do it with

./run.sh install_docker

Build the container

./run.sh build

Usage

Starting the container: ./run.sh start

Entering the container: ./run.sh enter

Stopping and removing the container: ./run.sh stop

When you enter the container, you can type exit. This will leave it running of course.

./run.sh enter will re-enter it.

After entering the container, run conductor.

You can find detailed usages at the original link at https://github.com/Netherdrake/conductor.

NOTE

If you stop the container, you will lose any settings you did with steempy or conductor. You'll have to re-enter them on restarting the container. Hence, the secure aspect of using docker setups.

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