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Installing and Configuring OpenClaw on Ubuntu 24 Using Docker Part 5: Local LLM with Ollama and Security Hardening - openclaw ollama local llm

Installing and Configuring OpenClaw on Ubuntu 24 Using Docker Part 5: Local LLM with Ollama and Security Hardening

Install Ollama for local LLM inference, configure automatic cloud-to-local fallback, lock down file permissions, create encrypted backups, and…

Mar 2, 2026637 views
Installing and Configuring OpenClaw on Ubuntu 24 Using Docker Part 4: Installing Skills and Configuring Automation - openclaw skills automation

Installing and Configuring OpenClaw on Ubuntu 24 Using Docker Part 4: Installing Skills and Configuring Automation

Install skills from the ClawHub marketplace, create a custom morning briefing skill, and configure cron-based automation so the…

Mar 2, 2026572 views
Using OpenClaw as an AI Customer Support Agent Part 3: Building the Hosting Knowledge Base - openclaw knowledge base skills

Using OpenClaw as an AI Customer Support Agent Part 3: Building the Hosting Knowledge Base

Building six custom skills for the NimbusServe AI support agent covering shared hosting, cloud VPS, dedicated servers, domain…

Mar 2, 2026570 views

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Using OpenClaw as an AI Customer Support Agent Part 4: Customer Channels, Escalation, and Going Live - openclaw customer support agent

Using OpenClaw as an AI Customer Support Agent Part 4: Customer Channels, Escalation, and Going Live

Connecting the Nimbus AI support agent to WhatsApp Business, Telegram, and a web chat widget with support-specific configurations….

Mar 2, 2026506 views
Using OpenClaw as an AI Customer Support Agent Part 2: Configuring the Agent Identity and Behavior Rules - openclaw agent behavior rules

Using OpenClaw as an AI Customer Support Agent Part 2: Configuring the Agent Identity and Behavior Rules

Configuring the Nimbus support agent identity inside openclaw.json, including the system prompt, response behavior rules, boundary definitions for…

Mar 2, 2026503 views
Using OpenClaw as an AI Customer Support Agent Part 1: Architecture and Use Case Overview - openclaw customer support

Using OpenClaw as an AI Customer Support Agent Part 1: Architecture and Use Case Overview

An introduction to building an AI-powered customer support agent using OpenClaw for NimbusServe Technologies, a Frankfurt-based web hosting…

Mar 2, 2026511 views

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  1. Installing and Configuring OpenClaw on Ubuntu 24 Using Docker Part 3: Configuring Messaging Channels
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026528 views

    Connect Telegram, Discord, and WhatsApp to the OpenClaw gateway so all three LumaNova teams can interact with the same AI agent through their preferred messaging platform with shared memory.

  2. Installing and Configuring OpenClaw on Ubuntu 24 Using Docker Part 2: Cloning OpenClaw and Running the Docker Setup
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026554 views

    Clone the OpenClaw repository, run the Docker setup script, complete the onboarding wizard with Anthropic as the LLM provider, and verify the gateway container is healthy on port 18789.

  3. Installing and Configuring OpenClaw on Ubuntu 24 Using Docker Part 1: System Preparation and Docker Installation
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026556 views

    A complete walkthrough of preparing an Ubuntu 24.04 LTS server with Docker CE, Docker Compose, and Node.js 22 LTS, building the foundation for OpenClaw deployment.

  4. Installing and Configuring Blockchain Nodes on Ubuntu 24 LTS, Part 7: Adding a New Organization and Cross-Org Validation
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026495 views

    A production blockchain network must accommodate organizational change. New partners join consortiums, new offices open, and new regulatory entities need ledger access. In Hyperledger Fabric, adding…

  5. Installing and Configuring Blockchain Nodes on Ubuntu 24 LTS, Part 6: Deploying Chaincode and Testing Real Transactions
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026508 views

    Deploy a Go chaincode for commodity trade settlement on the FjordTrade network, execute transactions to create, query, and transfer assets between organizations, and verify results through CouchDB.

  6. Installing and Configuring Blockchain Nodes on Ubuntu 24 LTS, Part 5: Creating a Channel and Joining Peers to the Network
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026485 views

    Create the FjordTrade application channel, join all four peers from both organizations, configure anchor peers for cross-org gossip discovery, and verify synchronized ledger state.

  7. Installing and Configuring Blockchain Nodes on Ubuntu 24 LTS, Part 4: Writing Docker Compose Files and Launching the Network
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026487 views

    Write Docker Compose files for orderers, peers, CouchDB, and certificate authorities, then launch and verify all 13 FjordTrade containers forming a Raft-based Hyperledger Fabric network.

  8. Installing and Configuring Blockchain Nodes on Ubuntu 24 LTS, Part 3: Generating Cryptographic Material and Network Configuration
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026495 views

    Generate the complete PKI hierarchy, channel configuration, genesis block, and anchor peer updates for the FjordTrade Hyperledger Fabric network using cryptogen and configtxgen on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.

  9. Blockchain Node Deployment on Ubuntu 24 LTS, Part 2: Installing Blockchain Prerequisites and Downloading Fabric
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026508 views

    With a Docker-ready Ubuntu 24.04 LTS system in place from Part 1, the next layer of the FjordTrade blockchain deployment is the development toolkit. Hyperledger Fabric is not a single…

  10. Blockchain Node Deployment on Ubuntu 24 LTS, Part 1: System Preparation and Docker Installation
    Mar 2, 2026Updated Apr 15, 2026494 views

    Building a production blockchain network starts long before writing chaincode or configuring consensus protocols. It starts with the operating system. A misconfigured kernel parameter, a missing…

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