00:00Okay, so the first thing we're going to want to do if we don't already have it installed is Docker, right? So, if you don't have it, you'll want to go to docker.com and download Docker Desktop

00:10It's that uh button right here

00:13Download Docker Desktop

00:15If you have one of the newer M1 Macs, then you can download the Apple Silicon one

00:20If you have one of the older Intel chips, you can download this

00:24So, you download that and install it

00:26And once you have it up and running, you can just open up Docker Desktop

00:35And it looks like this

00:35We'll go ahead and close this browser real quick

00:37Um, and then we'll want to go here to the terminal on the bottom there

00:41So, I'll click on that

00:44And the first time you do this, it might ask you to allow it to open a terminal, but uh, I've already done that

00:51So, we need to do a pull to get the image for N8N onto your computer

00:56And you'll do that with docker pull nio slashn

01:06If you hit enter, it will go ahead and uh download the images for or the image for uh n to your machine

01:11So, we'll let this run

01:14It'll take a few seconds

01:17All right

01:17Now, we're done

01:17And you can go ahead and close this terminal

01:19And if we go into the images section, you'll see that now the NANO NAN image is sitting there

01:28Uh before we go ahead and run this though, we want to create a volume

01:32So we'll click on this volume link and create a volume

01:33You can call it whatever you want

01:36In this case, I'm going to call it NAND data just to make it easy to remember

01:41So N data and hit create

01:47There is

01:47So now if I go back to the images section and click on this little plus icon or play icon, um we'll get this little popup

01:56If we open that up, it's going to ask us a few customization options

02:01So N runs on port 5678

02:01So we'll want to tell it to also let it uh let the container run on port 5678

02:07So we'll go ahead and just click those numbers in here

02:125678

02:14And then uh right here where you see host path or volumes, you'll want to specify the volume that you just created

02:21So in my case, I said n data

02:26And then the container path is where it's going to link that that volume to in the in the image

02:30So this is a very specific thing you want to put in

02:32So let's put in uh slashhome slashnode slash.n just like that

02:43So, this is very specific

02:45You have to have it this way, otherwise you're going to have issues

02:47So, um /home/node.n

02:52And now we can go ahead and hit run

02:52And we should see the uh the program start running here

02:58And when it's done, you'll see at the bottom here it says the editor is now accessible via this address

03:04So, if you go ahead and click on that, it'll pop open the browser and you'll get the um admin configuration screen

03:11So, basically, you're going to create your admin account

03:12I'm just going to put my name, first name, last name, and a password and say next

03:25And you can skip this whole get getting started thing

03:27Um, then it's going to ask you for your email address to to create a free license

03:33And I really recommend you do this

03:34You get a lot of good um features for doing that

03:36I'm going to go ahead and skip it for now, but definitely should do that

03:40And that gets us right into N8

03:42So, if I go ahead and just create a new workflow just to test and let's just say trigger manually

03:52And I'm just going to go ahead and save that empty like that

03:54And close this browser

03:56And then I'm going to stop this container

04:03If we didn't set up a volume and we were to try and run this again, it would come up again and uh ask us to create the admin account because what happens is uh a container if you stop a container and bring it back by default it deletes everything inside the container

04:17And so that's why we created a volume to go ahead and save all of our data so that we don't never have to do that again

04:23So if I go ahead and run this again, we'll get that boot up screen here and it'll tell us the IP address again

04:30And so I can click on that and boom, it takes us right back to where we were

04:35We have the same workflow that we just created and we're good to go

04:39All right, hope that was helpful

04:42See you in the next one.