MacOS
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Machinaris runs well inside Docker on MacOS (Intel) systems, though unfortunately not yet MacOS (Apple) systems. The following guide covers a standalone install on a single machine. Once launched, you'll just browse to http://localhost:8926.
Machinaris also supports monitoring and controlling multiple workers on your local-area-network.
You'll need a recent Docker installed.
Most users will want to run a full-node with all services started and full-functionality available. Use the Launch Wizard to create a Docker Run or Docker Compose command your system.
A Machinaris plotter is a remotely-controlled worker. Please see the Workers page for details on launching a plotter, a harvester, a harvester+plotter instead.
Once you have launched Machinaris, be sure to do the following, regardless of which platform you are using. For fullnode (default) and farmer modes, you'll need to either import a key or generate a new one as described below. Plotter and harvester modes DO NOT require key import or generation (see steps above).
Just browse to http://localhost:8926 where you can either import an existing key or generate a new one:
For your full-node, you should port-forward your router back to your Docker container on port tcp/8444. This is required to stay synced and thus participating in farming challenges.
Here's an example port-forward config from my Unifi-router:
