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 #+title: Bitcoin Core Container
 
-* About
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-This project builds images of [[https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin][Bitcoin Core]] for use as [[https://podman.io/][Podman]] or [[https://www.docker.com/][Docker]] containers. It has support for the following platforms:
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 The examples in this document use the ~podman~ command. Just swap with the ~docker~ command if you are using Docker.
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+* About
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+This project aims to simplify the process hosting a Bitcoin node. Use either [[https://podman.io/][Podman]] or [[https://www.docker.com/][Docker]] to deploy the containerized [[https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin][Bitcoin Core]] images. The following platforms are supported:
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+- =amd64=
+- =arm64=
+- =arm32v7=
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+See the [[https://code.fosterhangdaan.com/foster/-/packages/container/bitcoin-core-container][container registry]] for the latest image and [[https://code.fosterhangdaan.com/foster/-/packages/container/bitcoin-core-container/versions][available versions]].
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 * Usage
 
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-*IMPORTANT:* It is recommended that you pin the image using the major version tags (ie. =24=, =25=). This way, a manual change is required before updating the service to the next major version. You can use this time to make backups in case something goes wrong.
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-The =latest= tag always points to the latest version. So it has a higher chance of introducing a breaking change by accident. Only use =latest= if you like living on the edge.
+*IMPORTANT:* Since the =latest= tag has a high chance of introducing a breaking change, it is recommended that you pin the image using the major version tags (ie. =24=, =25=). This way, a manual change is required to update to the next major version. Use this opportunity to make backups in case something goes wrong.
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 To run a container, use either ~podman run~ or define a service in a =compose.yaml= file.