To facilitate easy deployment and experimentation with blocktree, docker containers should be created for running a server and a client respectively.
The client container should use btfuse to mount a remote file system inside the container. The user can then use the -v (volume) command to allow this directory to be accessed from the host.
To facilitate easy deployment and experimentation with blocktree, docker containers should be created for running a server and a client respectively.
The client container should use `btfuse` to mount a remote file system inside the container. The user can then use the `-v` (volume) command to allow this directory to be accessed from the host.
To facilitate easy deployment and experimentation with blocktree, docker containers should be created for running a server and a client respectively.
The client container should use
btfuseto mount a remote file system inside the container. The user can then use the-v(volume) command to allow this directory to be accessed from the host.