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+# docker-cartodb
+This is a dockerized Carto(DB) installation, based on the official [Carto Installation Documentation](http:https://cartodb.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install.html), using the latest dependencies including ogr2ogr2.1
+
+You should be able to map most of the steps in the `Dockerfile` with those on the install documentation. The steps below were written with a Digital Ocean droplet (docker pre-installed) in mind.
+
+##Build the Container
+Go make a sandwich, this will take a while...
+```
+git clone https://github.com/chriswhong/docker-cartodb.git
+docker build -t="cartodb" docker-cartodb/
+```
+##Run the Container
+This command runs the container with the three main services mapped to the host machine. `3000` for the frontend, `8080` for the Windshaft Map Tiler (Maps API), and `8181` for the SQL API.
+`docker run -d -p 3000:3000 -p 8080:8080 -p 8181:8181 cartodb`
+
+You can't login until you setup nginx to forward specific URLs to the three ports
+
+##Configure Nginx
+
+Install nginx `apt-get install nginx` and then copy `config/cartodb.nginx.proxy.conf` from this repo to `/etc/nginx/conf.d/` and restart nginx `service nginx restart`
+
+##Configure hosts
+The host machine is now listening for web connections on port 80, but it's listening for a specific host name: `cartodb.local`. This isn't a real domain, so you need to manually edit your local `hosts` file (located at `/private/etc/hosts` on a mac). Add a new line `{your server's IP address} cartodb.localhost`
+
+Fire up your browser and go to `http:https://cartodb.localhost` and you should be greeted with a carto login screen.
+The scripts created an individual account: dev/pass1234`
+and an organization with a default account: admin4example/pass1234
+
+##To use a Real Domain
+Coming Soon
+
+##To configure SSL