4. 🚀 Submit Commit
In this step, you will configure and run your miner node to submit your published commit (Docker image) to the RedTeam Subnet for evaluation.
Prerequisites
4.1. Clone miner node repository
Create a dedicated directory for RedTeam Subnet projects (if not exists):
# Create projects directory:
mkdir -pv ~/workspaces/projects/redteam61
# Enter into projects directory:
cd ~/workspaces/projects/redteam61
Clone the miner repository:
4.2. Configure active commit file to submit
IMPORTANT
Make sure to change the commit hash with your own pushed docker image SHA256 digest as commit hash in the active_commit.yaml file:
# Copy template active commit file:
cp -v ./templates/configs/active_commit.yaml ./volumes/configs/agent-miner/active_commit.yaml
# Change active commit file with your own commit hash:
nano ./volumes/configs/agent-miner/active_commit.yaml
active_commit.yaml format:
For example:
- ab_sniffer_v5---my_username/my_repo@sha256:abc123def456...
- ada_detection_v3---my_username/my_repo@sha256:abc123def456...
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You can add multiple commits for different challenges in the same active_commit.yaml file.
WARNING
- Only one commit per challenge is allowed in the
active_commit.yamlfile. If you add multiple commits for the same challenge, only the last one will be considered during submission and others will be ignored. - We are allowing only one commit per challenge/day for submission to avoid spam, abuse, unnecessary network load, and fair evaluation for all participants.
4.3. Configure Docker Hub credentials
Your miner needs Docker Hub credentials to pull your private images during validation. See the Docker Hub Registry & PAT guide for full details — here is a summary of what to prepare:
One Username Policy
All images in your active_commit.yaml must use a single Docker Hub username. Mixing usernames (e.g. alice/solver and bob/detector) will cause authentication failures because only one set of credentials is used for pulling.
Before continuing, make sure you have:
- A private Docker Hub repository — public repos expose your solution to competitors. Go to your repo Settings → Visibility → Private.
- A Personal Access Token (PAT) with Read-only scope — never use your account password. Generate one at hub.docker.com/settings/security.
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Verified the token works locally:
Copy and configure the PAT file:
# Copy template personal access token file:
cp -v ./templates/configs/personal_access_token.txt ./volumes/configs/agent-miner/personal_access_token.txt
# Paste your PAT into the file:
nano ./volumes/configs/agent-miner/personal_access_token.txt
Never commit your PAT
Make sure personal_access_token.txt is not tracked by Git. If you accidentally expose a PAT, revoke it immediately from the security settings page and generate a new one.
4.4. Configure environment variables
- You need Bittensor wallet that registered on RedTeam Subnet 61.
IMPORTANT
Make sure to change the wallet directory, wallet name, and hotkey name variables in the .env file to match your wallet and hotkey:
# Copy '.env.example' file to '.env' file:
cp -v ./.env.example ./.env
# Edit environment variables to fit in your environment
nano ./.env
4.5. Validate docker compose configuration
4.6. Start miner node to submit
# Start docker compose:
./compose.sh start -l
# Or:
docker compose up -d --remove-orphans --force-recreate && \
docker compose logs -f --tail 100
IMPORTANT
- You need to keep the miner node running continuously to submit solutions and earn rewards during the challenge period (at least 2 days).
- Stopping the miner node could halt submission communications with validators and affect your earnings.