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Getting-Started.md

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# Getting Started with Netbox Docker
# Getting Started with NetBox Docker
This is a basic introduction on how to get started using Netbox with Docker on your local machine.
This is a basic introduction on how to get started using NetBox with Docker on your local machine.
## Requirements
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You also need to have [`Git` installed][git].
And finally you should be working on a Linux or macOS computer.
Netbox Docker should technically also work on _Docker for Windows_ (with Linux backend) or on the _Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)_, but this guide does not cover this (yet).
NetBox Docker should technically also work on _Docker for Windows_ (with Linux backend) or on the _Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)_, but this guide does not cover this (yet).
[dependencies]: https://github.com/netbox-community/netbox-docker#dependencies
[git]: https://git-scm.com/downloads
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cd netbox-docker
```
Now you need to create a new file which defines the port under which Netbox will be available.
Now you need to create a new file which defines the port under which NetBox will be available.
The file's name must be `docker-compose.override.yml` and it's content should be as follows:
```yaml
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- 8000:8080
```
This file will define that Netbox Docker will always listen on port `8000` when it starts up.
(Without that file it would listen on a random port so that you can start multiple Netbox instances in parallel.)
This file will define that NetBox Docker will always listen on port `8000` when it starts up.
(Without that file it would listen on a random port so that you can start multiple NetBox instances in parallel.)
If you already have something listening on port `8000` feel free to change it.
To get Netbox Docker up-and-running, here are the two final steps:
To get NetBox Docker up-and-running, here are the two final steps:
4. You will need to pull all the containers from the Docker registry.
This may take a while, depending on your internet connection.
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```
You will see a lot of output on your screen.
Netbox will be initializing the database and then start.
NetBox will be initializing the database and then start.
The whole application will be available after a few minutes.
Open the URL `http://0.0.0.0:8000/` in a web-browser.
You should see the Netbox homepage.
You should see the NetBox homepage.
On the top-right corner you can log-in.
The default credentials are:
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## Shutdown
If you want to just stop Netbox to continue work later on, use the following command.
If you want to just stop NetBox to continue work later on, use the following command.
```bash
# Stop all the containers
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docker-compose up
```
If you want to stop Netbox and clean up any resources it allocated (database, files, etc.), use the following command. **Attention:** It will remove any data you have entered in Netbox!
If you want to stop NetBox and clean up any resources it allocated (database, files, etc.), use the following command. **Attention:** It will remove any data you have entered in NetBox!
```bash
docker-compose down -v