Installation

This guide outlines the procedure for installing PANDORA via Docker.

Prerequisites:

System Requirements:
- Operating System: Windows, Linux, or MacOS.
- Docker Version: Ensure version 17.05 or later is installed.
Docker Installation:
- Download Docker from docker.com and adhere to the official installation instructions.
- Detailed installation procedures are available on the Docker website.
Resource Allocation (Crucial for Performance):
- PANDORA requires sufficient system resources (CPU and RAM) allocated to Docker for optimal performance.
- Please review and adjust your Docker resource settings as detailed in our Docker Configuration Guide before proceeding.

1. Open Terminal/PowerShell:
  - Windows: Launch PowerShell.
  - MacOS/Linux: Open Terminal.
2. Execute Deployment Command:
  - Copy the complete command block below. Paste it into your terminal and press Enter. This command will download the latest genular/pandora:latest image (if not already present) and start the PANDORA container.
  docker run \ --rm \ --detach \ --name genular \ --tty \ --interactive \ --env IS_DOCKER='true' \ --env TZ=Europe/London \ --oom-kill-disable \ --volume genular_frontend_latest:/var/www/genular/pandora \ --volume genular_backend_latest:/var/www/genular/pandora-backend \ --volume genular_data_latest:/mnt/usrdata \ --publish 3010:3010 \ --publish 3011:3011 \ --publish 3012:3012 \ --publish 3013:3013 \ genular/pandora:latest
  Parameter Explanation:
  - --rm: Automatically removes the container when it exits.
  - --detach: Runs the container in the background.
  - --name genular: Assigns a recognizable name to the container.
  - --env IS_DOCKER='true', --env TZ=Europe/London: Sets environment variables within the container.
  - --oom-kill-disable: Disables the Out Of Memory killer for this container (use with caution and ensure sufficient host memory).
  - --volume ...: Persistently maps host directories (Docker volumes) to container paths for frontend, backend, and user data. This ensures your data and configurations are saved even if the container stops.
  - --publish ...: Maps host ports to container ports, enabling access to PANDORA services (e.g., 3010 for the main UI).
  - genular/pandora:latest: Specifies the Docker image to use.
3. Firewall Configuration (If Applicable):
  - Your operating system's firewall may prompt for permission to allow Docker to expose the specified ports (3010-3013). Grant the necessary access.
4. Initial Access and Account Creation:
  - Once the container is running (this may take a minute on first launch as the image is downloaded and services initialize), open a web browser.
  - Navigate to http://localhost:3010.
  - You will be directed to the PANDORA login screen. Proceed with Account Creation to begin using the platform.

Launching PANDORA (Previously Installed)

Follow these steps to launch PANDORA.

1. Ensure Docker is Running Make sure Docker Desktop (or your Docker environment) is running on your PC.

2. Check if PANDORA is Already Running

Open your web browser and go to: http://localhost:3010
If PANDORA loads, it's already running, and you're good to go!

3. Starting a Previously Installed PANDORA Container (If Not Running) If PANDORA didn't load at the address above, but you've installed it before, the container might be stopped.

Using Docker Desktop (GUI): 1. Open Docker Desktop. 2. Go to the "Containers" section. 3. Look for a container named genular (or similar, based on how you named it during installation). 4. If it's listed but "Stopped", click the "Start" button (usually a play icon) next to it. 5. Once started, try accessing http://localhost:3010 again.
Using the Command Line: 1. Open your terminal or PowerShell. 2. Try to start the existing container:
```
docker start genular
```
(Replace genular if you used a different name for the container). 3. Once started, try accessing http://localhost:3010 again.

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