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Open a Web Browser to your Portainer instance and select images 'Images' on the left.  In the name section enter one of the two following strings depending on your platform architecture:

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Shown below is an example for 64-bit Linux.  After entering the target image into the name field, click the 'Pull the Image' button to download it.  You must have internet connectivity for this to succeed.

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Once the download is complete, you should see something similar to the following.

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Step 3: Create the Volumes

Select volumes 'Volumes' on the left and add two new ones by clicking the 'Add Volume' button.  Then type the name of the first volume as 'ignition-data' as shown below and click 'Create the volume'.  Ensure 'Access control' is also disabled.Image Modified

Repeat the volume creation process described above to create a second volume called 'ignition-bin'.

Step 4: Define and Start the Container

Now select 'Containers' on the left and click the 'Add Container' button.  Set the following parameters:

• Name = IgnitionEdgeMQTT
• Image Name = (the image downloaded dependent on your hardware platform architecture)
  
  • If Linux 64-bit is supported: cirruslink/ignition-edge-linux-64:7.9.9
  • If Linux ARM HF is supported: cirruslink/ignition-edge-linux-armhf:7.9.9
• Always pull the image = not selected
• Publish all exposed ports = selected
• Map the following additional ports
  • 22 → 22 (TCP)
  • 8000 → 8000 (TCP)
  • 8043 → 8043 (TCP)
  • 8060 → 8060 (TCP)
  • 8088 → 8088 (TCP)
• Enable access control = not enabled

This is all shown below in the 64-bit Linux example.

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In addition set the following advanced properties via the bottom tabs.

• Set the 'Command' to '/root/startup.sh' as shown below.

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• Map the Volumes as shown below.

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• Set the Restart policy to

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