If you connected an Agora instance to an LND instance, you would have to trust the person who ran that instance, since they would be in control of funds from payments, so I think the best idea is to run your own LND instance.
I think i should learn more about LND first. I've downloaded the LND's docker image. Then i tried to run the example commands, but it still dont work.
"Unable to find image 'myrepository/lnd:latest' locally
docker: Error response from daemon: pull access denied for myrepository/lnd, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied."
I'm also pretty new to Docker though. So maybe i should learn about Docker first before learning about LND.
Can you tell us how to run our own LND instance and how to connect it to Agora? I think, a step-by-step tutorial would be a great help to us as an Agora user who want to self-host it.
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If you connected an Agora instance to an LND instance, you would have to trust the person who ran that instance, since they would be in control of funds from payments, so I think the best idea is to run your own LND instance.
I think i should learn more about LND first. I've downloaded the LND's docker image. Then i tried to run the example commands, but it still dont work.
"Unable to find image 'myrepository/lnd:latest' locally docker: Error response from daemon: pull access denied for myrepository/lnd, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied."
I'm also pretty new to Docker though. So maybe i should learn about Docker first before learning about LND.
Can you tell us how to run our own LND instance and how to connect it to Agora? I think, a step-by-step tutorial would be a great help to us as an Agora user who want to self-host it.
If you're trying to set up an lnd instance take a look at raspiblitz it bootstraps the process for you and can be attached to a raspberry pi 4
It's definitely challenging to set up an LND instance. I'll try to find a good one and link to it from our readme!