# Using Docker Image

This document provides all the essential information needed to set up a <mark style="color:green;">development network for Arcology using Docker images</mark>. All the modules are bundled in the Docker image, providing a user-friendly and cost-effective method for running an Arcology node.

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## Hardware Requirements

* 32GB RAM or more
* 4 CPU cores
* 200G free space
* 1G Bandwidth

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### Using the Docker Image

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```sh
docker run -itd --name l2 -p 8545:8545 arcologynetwork/devnet -f http://192.168.230.134:7545 -s http://192.168.230.134:8545 -r true -m false
```

### Check the Connectivity <a href="#check-the-connectivity" id="check-the-connectivity"></a>

Make sure the testnet is up and running. Lastly, it is necessary to [verify the connectivity ](https://doc.arcology.network/devnet/verify-connection)to confirm that the network is functioning correctly.


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