The Dogecoin network is a peer-to-peer payment network consisting of thousands of computers called nodes. Each of these nodes is running specialized software. Dogecoin Core, Dogecoin’s reference implementation, is the software more commonly used to run a Dogecoin node. It can be downloaded from the official Dogecoin.com website and directly from the Github repository.
Running a full node is a service that volunteers in the network, called node operators, provide to the Dogecoin community. Unlike what happens when mining, operating a node does not lead to direct incentives or rewards, but it makes the Dogecoin network more resilient, thus contributing to utility and adoption.
A full node running on a machine with enough disk space and bandwidth will help to:
Protect against censorship
Protect against network denial of service (DoS) attacks
Provide redundancy to the network by providing more bandwidth, which could be critical during spikes in activity
Establish a baseline for fees and dust limits through setting relay policies (since Dogecoin Core v1.14.4)
More info here: Operate a Dogecoin Node
This Docker was made to help running GigaWallet
docker pull dogeorg/dogecoin-node:ubuntu
docker run --name dogecoin-node --network host -e uacomment="YOUR-PUBLIC-NODE-NAME" -e rpcuser=YOUR-USERNAME-e rpcpassword=YOUR-PASSWORD-e rpcport=22555 -e rpcallowip=0.0.0.0 -d -p 22555:22555 -p 22556:22556 -p 28332:28332 dogeorg/dogecoin-node:ubuntu
docker run --name dogecoin-node --network host -e uacomment="GigaWallet" -e rpcuser=gigawallet -e rpcpassword=gigawallet -e rpcport=22555 -e rpcallowip=0.0.0.0 -d -p 22555:22555 -p 22556:22556 -p 28332:28332 dogeorg/dogecoin-node:ubuntuContent type
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about 3 years ago
docker pull dogeorg/dogecoin-node:ubuntu