EarnApp Docker Container

EarnApp container with Debian slim, multi-architecture support, and persistent configuration.

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Features

• Multi-arch support: amd64, arm64, arm/v7
• Slim image: ~50–60MB runtime
• Persistent configuration: /etc/earnapp
• No runtime downloads: EarnApp binary is baked into the image
• Auto-restart loop: keeps EarnApp running continuously
• Works on Linux and ARM devices (Raspberry Pi, cloud servers)

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How to Get UUID

1. The UUID is 32 characters long with lowercase alphabet and numbers. You can either create this by yourself or via this command:

   echo -n sdk-node- && head -c 1024 /dev/urandom | md5sum | tr -d ' -'

   Example output
   sdk-node-0123456789abcdeffedcba9876543210

2. Before registering your device, ensure that you pass the UUID into the container and start it first. Then proceed to register your device using the url:

   https://earnapp.com/r/UUID
   

   Example url
   https://earnapp.com/r/sdk-node-0123456789abcdeffedcba9876543210

Running the Container

docker run -d \
  --name earnapp \
  -e EARNAPP_UUID="YOUR_EARNAPP_UUID" \
  -v /etc/earnapp:/etc/earnapp \
  madereddy/earnapp:latest

Docker Compose Example

services:
  earnapp:
    container_name: earnapp
    image: madereddy/earnapp
    environment:
      - EARNAPP_UUID=<YOUR_EARNAPP_UUID>
    restart: always

Environment Variables

The container uses /etc/earnapp to store:

    uuid – your EarnApp UUID

    status – runtime status file

Logs

View logs in real-time:

docker logs -f earnapp

Sample output:

✔ Registered
✔ EarnApp is active (making money in the background)

Notes

The container fakes hostnamectl and lsb_release so EarnApp can run in a minimal Debian environment.

The entrypoint keeps EarnApp running and will automatically retry if it crashes.