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This command will generate and run a Docker Container named *forecaster-toolbox-test* in interactive session mode, i.e. it will open a command promt inside the Container.
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- **Step 3**: To start the server, use the command promt inside the running Container and execute the commands described in section [Run Server](Forecaster Toolbox Run Server).
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## Installation of the Database
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Since the TD, Energy and Dependability forecasts are produced "on the fly", the Forecasting Toolbox does not require a running database instance to be functional. However, in case you require access to previously produced forecasting results, a database dedicated to store the output of the Forecasting web services might be of help. In that case, MongoDB is a well-suited option for the purposes of the Forecasting Toolbox.
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To quickly install a MongoDB using Docker, open cmd and execute the following command:
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--name mongodb \
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--volume /home/<user_name>/Desktop/mongo_data:/data/db \
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mongo
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This command will generate and run a MongoDB Docker Container named *mongodb*, which will serve as the Forecasting Toolbox dedicated DB. |
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