This image is customized for Treehouses

Requirement

1. Raspberry Pi4 with 8gb RAM
2. At least 32GB MicroSD
3. Treehouses

• Download from here
• Download treehouse-[number].img.gz (Download the latest version, which means the numebr is the biggest)

Quickstart for Treehouses

Do not execute Tutor command as root user

1. Install the latest stable release of Tutor
2. Check out Tor is starting

1. if command treehouses tor shows you onion address, Tor is starting
2. If not, type

1. treehouses tor add 80
2. treehouses tor start

3. Run tutor local quickstartfortreehouses
4. You're done!

Start OpenEdx via Treehouses services

Execute Treehouses services command as root user

On your Treehouses image, get Treehouses CLI repository

1. git clone https://github.com/treehouses/cli
2. cd cli
3. git checkout neo-add-tutor
4. Check out Tor as showing at the above Quickstart for Treehouses
5. ./cli.sh services openedx install -> make configuration
6. ./cli.sh services openedx up -> download all Docker images and start containers

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Quickstart

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