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If you use the [docker](https://www.docker.com/) containerization service, you can easily run WBO as a container.
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An official docker image for WBO is hosted on dockerhub as [`lovasoa/wbo`](https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/lovasoa/wbo).
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-You can run it with the following bash command :
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+You can run the following bash command to launch WBO on port 5001, while persisting the boards outside of docker:
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+```bash
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+mkdir wbo-boards # Create a directory that will contain your whiteboards
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+chown -R 1000:1000 wbo-boards # Make this directory accessible to WBO
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+docker run -it --publish 5001:8080 --volume "$(pwd)/wbo-boards:/opt/app/server-data" lovasoa/wbo:latest # run wbo
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```
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-docker run -it --publish 5001:8080 --volume "$(pwd)/wbo-boards:/opt/app/server-data" lovasoa/wbo:latest
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-```
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-This will run WBO :
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- - on port 5001
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- - persisting the user data in a folder named `wbo-boards` in the current working directory.
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You can then access WBO at `http://localhost:5001`.
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