A pre-built, fully functional Raione (XRO) node container based on the preserved R1_V.02.2 golden image. No source code required. No compilation needed. Pull → Run → Sync → Participate in the network.
This is the canonical container used by operators to maintain the XRO network.
Create a persistent data directory:
mkdir -p /srv/raione
Run the node:
docker run -d
--name raione-node
-v /srv/raione:/root
-p 7075:7075 -p 7076:7076 -p 7078:7078
caltru1sm/raione-node:latest
PowerShell / CMD:
docker run -d ^ --name raione-node ^ -v C:\raione-data:/root ^ -p 7075:7075 ^ -p 7076:7076 ^ -p 7078:7078 ^ caltru1sm/raione-node:latest
One-line version:
docker run -d --name raione-node -v C:\raione-data:/root -p 7075:7075 -p 7076:7076 -p 7078:7078 caltru1sm/raione-node:latest
7075 – P2P node traffic
7076 – RPC server
7078 – WebSocket event stream
All node state is stored in the bind-mounted directory:
data.ldb – ledger database
config-node.toml – node configuration
config-rpc.toml – RPC configuration
Deleting the container does not delete your node data.
If you need to manually bootstrap the node:
curl -d "{"action":"bootstrap","address":"","port":"7075"}" localhost:7076
docker logs -f raione-node
docker pull caltru1sm/raione-node:latest
docker stop raione-node
docker rm raione-node
Then rerun the start command.
Your ledger and configs remain intact.
Contains preserved binaries from the RaiblocksOne project. No source modifications were made. Redistributed purely for network stability.
Community help available through node operators and XRO network channels.
Content type
Image
Digest
sha256:01d5e4466…
Size
255.2 MB
Last updated
10 months ago
docker pull caltru1sm/raione-node