Install and Run Docker
What is Docker?
Docker is a platform that allows developers to package applications and their dependencies into a container. Containers are lightweight, standalone, and include everything needed to run an application, ensuring that it works the same across different environments. This makes it easier to develop, deploy, and manage applications consistently.
Learn more about Docker here.
Why does our Multi-Mining App need to install and run Docker?
Consistency: Docker ensures that our Multi-Mining App runs consistently across different devices and environments, reducing potential setup issues.
Isolation: By using Docker, the app runs in its own isolated environment, avoiding conflicts with other software on your computer.
Ease of Use: Docker simplifies the installation process, bundling all necessary components together, so you can get started with mining quickly.
Docker Requirements
Hardware Requirements
Operating System
Processor
Memory
Free Disk Space
Mac (macOS 13 and above)
Intel 9th Gen and M-series
8GB and more
100GB and more
Windows (Windows 10 and above)
4-core processor and better
8GB and more
100GB and more
Linux (Ubuntu 22.04 or above / Debian 11 and above)
4-core processor and better
8GB and more
100GB and more
Version Requirements
Our Multi-Mining App requires Docker v24.0.0 or higher, which corresponds to Docker Desktop v4.20.0 and above.
Install and Run Docker
How to Check Your Docker Version:
Open your terminal, type the following command and press Enter:
In the output, look under the Server section to find your Docker version.
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