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Open Docker Desktop after installation.

Follow these instructions to install Docker using binaries. This is not recommended by Docker for production. This method should only be used for a Linux distribution not supported by Docker Desktop.

From the Gradle submenu located in the top right traverse to the lifecycle folder:
Tasks -> build
Select the build task, right click and select Run "server [build]"

Create a new Gradle run configuration in the top right dropdown menu with the following task:

build

Run the configuration by selecting the play button

Within the server directory, run the following command:

./gradlew build

From the Gradle submenu located in the top right traverse to the lifecycle folder:
Tasks -> build
Select the bootBuildImage task, right click and select Run "server [bootBuildImage]"

Within the server directory, run the following command:

./gradlew bootBuildImage

From the Gradle submenu located in the top right traverse to the lifecycle folder:
Tasks -> application
Select the bootRun task, right click and select Run "Run Server"

Create a new Gradle run configuration in the top right dropdown menu with the following task:

bootRun

Run the configuration by selecting the play button

Right click the ServerApplication class and select Run

Within the server directory, run the following command:

./gradlew bootRun

Assuming you have built the image correctly, you may enter the following docker command to run the application in a container:

docker run --name tsdetect-server --net tsdetect-network -d -p 8080:8080 -t tsdetect-server:1.0.0