Overview

Combines a monero node and the monero-dashboard project. The local node will be running on port 18081 (this is what you will connect a local wallet to). If you choose to make this a public node, it will start a service listening on port 18089, which you will need to route to the container.

Runtime arguments

Web UI: http://[IP]:[PORT:3000]
Network: bridge
Shell: bash
Privileged: false

Template configuration

WebUIPorttcp

The port for the monero-dashboard interface.

Target: 3000
Default: 3000
Value: 3000

Path: /app/blockchainPathrw

Location where you want the blockchain to go. This WILL be a large file that grows, but is also best to live on a SSD.

Target: /app/blockchain
Value: /mnt/user/monero/blockchain/

PUBLIC_NODEVariable

Whether or not to expose your node as a public node on the Monero network. You will need to route port 18089 to this container. Values are true or false (lowercase)

Default: false
Value: true

Unrestricted RPC ServerPorttcp

Local node

Target: 18081
Default: 18081
Value: 18081

Restricted RPC ServerPorttcp

Public node port - needs to be routed to from the outside.

Target: 18089
Default: 18089
Value: 18089

TickerVariable

Whether or not to show the XMR ticker

Target: TICKER
Default: false

AppdataPathrw

Database and Radarr configs

Target: /config
Value: /mnt/user/appdata/monero-nodeboard

PUIDVariable{3}

Default: 99
Value: 99

PGIDVariable{3}

Default: 100
Value: 100

UMASKVariable{3}

Default: 022
Value: 022

Links

Template Support Docker Hub Project

Details

Repository

jnbarlow/monero-nodeboard:main

Registry

https://hub.docker.com/r/jnbarlow/monero-nodeboard

Last Updated2026-02-15

First Seen2025-09-03

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