monerod-docker

About

Monero daemon in a docker container:

• ✅ Built using official Monero binary
• ✅ Binary verified against official PGP signature
• ✅ Binary verified against official sha256 sum
• ✅ Container runs as non-root user with single process
• ✅ Multi-platform support --> Docker Hub

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Getting Started

By default, the images maintained at Docker Hub are built using a non-root user with PUID/GUID of 1000:1000 respectively. If you want to change this to another id, build the image locally and update the PUID/GUID arguments.

Using multi-platform images on DockerHub

# IMPORTANT: folder must exist before starting container
mkdir data

# pull + start container
docker compose up -d

Building image locally

Update the build arguments in docker-compose.build.yml. See Build Arguments for more information.

When setting PUID/GUID arguments, you can run id -u and id -g locally, to find your current user/group respectively.

# IMPORTANT: folder must exist before starting container
mkdir data

# build + start container
docker compose -f docker-compose.build.yml up -d

Build Arguments

Argument	Description
MONERO_VERSION	The version of Monero to use. e.g. 0.18.5.1
PUID	User ID for the Monero user. e.g. 1000
PGID	Group ID for the Monero user. e.g. 1000
PLATFORM	Platform binary to download. Possible values: android-armv7, android-armv8, freebsd-x64, linux-armv7, linux-armv8, linux-x64, linux-x86, mac-armv8, mac-x64

Building monerod binary from source

This project is focused on simplicity, security and easy maintainability. For this reason it builds images only with pre-built official binaries. If you want the Monero dameon built from source in a container, I recommend:

• sethforprivacy/simple-monerod-docker
• official Monero Dockerfile