Folding@home is a project focused on disease research. The problems we’re solving require so many computer calculations – and we need your help to find the cures!
Currently there are two types of image available:
latest
,cpu
- lightweight image for CPU only workloadslatest-nvidia
,nvidia
- image with Nvidia GPU support. More information here
docker run \
--name folding-at-home \
-p 7396:7396 \
-p 36330:36330 \
-e USER=Anonymous \
-e TEAM=0 \
-e ENABLE_GPU=[true|false] \
-e ENABLE_SMP=true \
--restart unless-stopped \
yurinnick/folding-at-home:[latest|latest-nvidia]
---
version: "3"
services:
folding-at-home:
image: yurinnick/folding-at-home:[latest|latest-nvidia]
container_name: folding-at-home
environment:
- USER=Anonymous
- TEAM=0
- ENABLE_GPU=[true|false]
- ENABLE_SMP=true
ports:
- 7396:7396
- 36330:36330
restart: unless-stopped
While providing pre-build images, we encourage everyone to read the Dockerfile and to build it yourself.
Based on your prefered flavor use the command below:
# CPU-only image
docker build -f Dockerfile -t folding-at-home:cpu .
# Nvidia CUDA image
docker build -f Dockerfile.nvidia -t folding-at-home:nvidia .
- USER - Folding@home username (default: Anonymous)
- TEAM - Foldinghome team number (default: 0)
- PASSKEY - [optional] Folding@home passkey
- ENABLE_GPU - Enable GPU compute (default: false).
- ENABLE_SMP - Enable auto-configuration of SMP slots (default: true)
- POWER - "full" by default, but you can switch to "medium" or "light" (if your laptop runs too hot, or if your computer ventilates too much).
Additional configuration parameters can be passed as command line arguments. To get the full list of parameters run:
docker run yurinnick/folding-at-home:latest --help
Web interface is locked to localhost
by default, to enable remote access run:
docker run \
--name folding-at-home \
-p 7396:7396 \
-p 36330:36330 \
-e USER=Anonymous \
-e TEAM=0 \
-e ENABLE_GPU=false \
-e ENABLE_SMP=true \
--restart unless-stopped \
yurinnick/folding-at-home \
--allow 0/0 \
--web-allow 0/0
To disable sharing your hostname, override current container hostname by adding -h <hostname>
argument.
To enable Folding@home WebUI only on a target Docker host, simple do not expose WubUI port:
docker run \
--name folding-at-home \
-e USER=Anonymous \
-e TEAM=0 \
-e ENABLE_GPU=false \
-e ENABLE_SMP=true \
--restart unless-stopped \
yurinnick/folding-at-home \
--allow 0/0 \
--web-allow 0/0
In this case Folding@home will be only accessiable by the link from the script below:
host=$(docker inspect --format "{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}" folding-at-home)
echo http://${host}:7396