You have installed Docker and maybe Portainer. The host machine has a fixed IP (Static or DHCP reservation). Note this IP address down

You have a working Ollama installation and a suitable LLM pulled. From the CLI (command line interface) in a terminal you may have typed ollama run llama2-uncensored which will automatically pull the model and run it. This as well will require a fixed IP.

In your home directory open your Editor of choice, I use nano in linux, NetworkChuck tells me it is the best, BTW to copy code in the block just click on it.

nano ~/.bashrc

, add these two lines:

export PUID=$(id -u)
export PGID=$(id -g) 

CNTL X, Y to save.

From your home directory, type mkdir avadroid, then, cd avadroid. now, type, mkdir <name of your AvaDroid>, example: “mkdir cath”, cd into this directory, example “cd cath” (Without the quotation marks).

You should now be in the directory avadroid\<Name>\
Example avadroid\cath\

Next with your favourite editor, on linux I use Nano, create to edit a file called “compose.yml”
Example nano compose.yml

Cut and Paste the below:

services:
  corrade:
    image: wizardrysteamworks/corrade
    container_name: anne-corrade
    ports:
      - "19001:54377"
      - "17001:1883"
    volumes:
      - ./corrade:/etc/corrade/
    environment:
      - TZ=US/Pacific
    networks:
      - anne-net
    restart: unless-stopped
 
  avadroid:
    image: vk6xre/avadroid:latest
    container_name: anne-avadroid
    user: "${PUID}:${PGID}"
    ports:
      - "18001:5001"
    volumes:
      - ./bot:/app/bot
    environment:
      - TZ= US/Pacific
    networks:
      - anne-net
    depends_on:
      - corrade
    restart: unless-stopped
 
networks:
  anne-net:
    driver: bridge

We have to edit this file to suit your system.

First: Where you see anne replace anne with the name of your AvaDroid, Example if your Avadroid is named “fred” change:

container_name: anne-corrade to container_name: fred-corrade
container_name: anne-avadroid to container_name: fred-avadroid
- anne-net to - fred-net