You can play with or deploy Huginn inside of docker.
Getting Huginn up and running using docker is quick and painless once you have docker installed. The docker container is suitable for production and evaluation. Huginn uses environmental variables for configuration, so rather than having a .env file, the Docker container expects variables to be passed into the launch command.
huginn/huginn
create
and wait for the container to be downloaded and bootedadmin
and password password
docker ps
docker-machine ls
docker run -it -p 3000:3000 huginn/huginn
admin
and password password
docker run -it -p 3000:3000 huginn/huginn
admin
and password password
Follow the instructions on the docker hub registry on how to configure Huginn using environment variables and linking the container to an external MySQL or PostgreSQL database.
With the cantino/huginn-single-process
image you can easily run each process needed for Huginn in a separate container and scale them individually when needed. Have a look at the Docker hub and the documentation for the container
Other Docker options: