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Update installation authored Apr 28, 2020 by Dimitris Tsoukalas's avatar Dimitris Tsoukalas
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In this section, we provide instructions on how the user can build a new Docker Image that contains the python Flask app and the Conda environment of the of the Forecasting Toolbox. We highly recommend the users to select this way of installing the SDK4ED Forecasting Toolbox, as it constitutes the easiest way.
- **Step 1**: Download and install [Docker](https://www.docker.com/)
- **Step 2**: Clone the latest Forecasting Toolbox version and navigate to the home directory. You should see a [DockerFile](/blob/master/Dockerfile) and a [environment.yml](./blob/master/environment.yml) file, which contains the Conda environment dependencies.
- **Step 2**: Clone the latest Forecasting Toolbox version and navigate to the home directory. You should see a *DockerFile* and a *environment.yml* file, which contains the Conda environment dependencies.
- **Step 3**: In the home directory of the Forecasting Toolbox, open cmd and execute the following command:
```bash
sudo docker build -t forecaster_toolbox .
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