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## Selecting a Storage Provider ## Selecting a Storage Provider
Athens currently supports a number of storage drivers. For local, use we recommend starting with the local disk provider. For other providers, please see [the Storage Provider documentation](/configuration/storage). Athens currently supports a number of storage drivers. For local use we recommend starting with the local disk provider. For other providers, please see [the Storage Provider documentation](/configuration/storage).
## Running Athens with Local Disk Storage ## Running Athens with Local Disk Storage
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Note: if you have not previously mounted this drive with Docker for Windows, you may be prompted to allow access Note: if you have not previously mounted this drive with Docker for Windows, you may be prompted to allow access
Athens should now be running as a Docker container with the local directory, `athens-storage` mounted as a volume. When Athens retrieves the modules, they will be will be stored in the directory previously created. First, let's verify that Athens is running: Athens should now be running as a Docker container with the local directory, `athens-storage` mounted as a volume. When Athens retrieves the modules, they will be stored in the directory previously created. First, let's verify that Athens is running:
```console ```console
$ docker ps $ docker ps
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### Using the `docker` cli ### Using the `docker` cli
In order to run the Athens Proxy using docker, we need first to create a directory that will store the persitant modules. In order to run the Athens Proxy using docker, we need first to create a directory that will store the persistant modules.
In the example below, the new directory is named `athens-storage` and is located in our userspace (i.e. `$HOME`). In the example below, the new directory is named `athens-storage` and is located in our userspace (i.e. `$HOME`).
Then we need to set the `ATHENS_STORAGE_TYPE` and `ATHENS_DISK_STORAGE_ROOT` environment variables when we run the Docker container. Then we need to set the `ATHENS_STORAGE_TYPE` and `ATHENS_DISK_STORAGE_ROOT` environment variables when we run the Docker container.
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## Non-Root User ## Non-Root User
The Athens docker images comes with a non-root user `athens` with `uid: 1000`, `gid: 1000` and home directory `/home/athens`. The Athens docker images comes with a non-root user `athens` with `uid: 1000`, `gid: 1000` and home directory `/home/athens`.
In situations where running as root is not permitted, this user can be used instead. In all other instuctions In situations where running as root is not permitted, this user can be used instead. In all other instructions
replace `/root/` with `/home/athens/` and set the user and group ids in the run environment to `1000`. replace `/root/` with `/home/athens/` and set the user and group ids in the run environment to `1000`.
```shell ```shell