09-23-2018, 07:52 PM
I have another low-tech solution that is working well for me.
I simply run multiple gekkos on different ports, each with it's own API key and running it's own tradebot.
You can do this just by copying the original gekko files to a new directory.
Once inside this directory search for files uiconfig - there are two of them.
Open them both up.
Inside each of them are two references to port 3000.
Amend this to a different port - say 4000 - twice in each file and save the files of course!
Run the new gekko as normal.
You will now have a second instance running on port 4000 which you can access via http://localhost:4000 rather than http://localhost:3000!
Rinse and repeat for more gekkos.
Just be aware that each one consumes resources so you want to keep an eye on that!
I simply run multiple gekkos on different ports, each with it's own API key and running it's own tradebot.
You can do this just by copying the original gekko files to a new directory.
Once inside this directory search for files uiconfig - there are two of them.
Open them both up.
Inside each of them are two references to port 3000.
Amend this to a different port - say 4000 - twice in each file and save the files of course!
Run the new gekko as normal.
You will now have a second instance running on port 4000 which you can access via http://localhost:4000 rather than http://localhost:3000!
Rinse and repeat for more gekkos.
Just be aware that each one consumes resources so you want to keep an eye on that!