xmr-node-proxy is a Monero stratum protocol proxy. xmr-node-proxy is written in node and is extremely lightweight. It can easily be deployed on an AWS T2.Micro instance and handle up to 2000 connections.

• Launch a container:

  In order to function, the proxy needs a config.json file properly configure and present in its app directory.

  • Create the appropriate config.json file

  • Launch a container with the previously created config file

      docker container run -v $(pwd)/config.json:/app/config.json -p PORT:PORT \
      [-p PORTn:PORTn] --name proxy -d palobo/xmr-node-proxy
    

    Where: PORT is the port you configured in your config.json in the listeningPorts object. If you have multiple ports simply add as many -p PORT:PORT parameters as needed.

• Check the logs:

    docker container logs -f proxy
  

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