docker-songbird-node

Dockerised Songbird Node

Prerequisite

• docker
• docker-compose
• make

Adjustments

To adjust where the location of the log files and the db is located on the host.

You need to change where the /logs and /db directory locations are mapped to in the container.

To do so just change the DB_DIR and LOG_DIR in the ./build/.env.<network> file.

./build/.env.coston - Original

FLARE_NETWORK_ID=coston
HTTP_HOST=0.0.0.0
DB_DIR=./db               <-- Change These for Directory Location outside of the Container
LOG_DIR=./logs            <-- Change These for Directory Location outside of the Container
CHAIN_CONFIG_DIR=/app/.flare/configs
LOG_LEVEL=INFO

Change them to the directory you prefer

./build/.env.coston - Adjusted

FLARE_NETWORK_ID=coston
HTTP_HOST=0.0.0.0
DB_DIR=/srv/coston/db     <-- Changed to the preferred Directory on the Host
LOG_DIR=/srv/coston/logs  <-- Changed to the preferred Directory on the Host
CHAIN_CONFIG_DIR=/app/.flare/configs
LOG_LEVEL=INFO

Docker Compose File

docker-compose.<network>.yml

version: '3'

services:
  flare-node-coston:
    image: dulee/flare-node:coston
    container_name: flare_node_coston
    hostname: flare_node_coston
    # restart: unless-stopped
    restart: on-failure
    stdin_open: true # docker run -i
    tty: true        # docker run -t
    ports:
      - 19650:9650
      - 19651:9651
    # Environment Variables in the Container
    environment:
      - FLARE_NETWORK_ID=${FLARE_NETWORK_ID:-coston}
      # - HTTP_HOST=${HTTP_HOST:-0.0.0.0}
      - LISTEN_ADDRESS=0.0.0.0
      - BOOTSTRAP_IPS=${BOOTSTRAP_IPS:-}
      - BOOTSTRAP_IDS=${BOOTSTRAP_IDS:-}
      - DB_DIR=/db
      - LOG_DIR=/logs
      - CHAIN_CONFIG_DIR=${CHAIN_CONFIG_DIR:-/app/.flare/configs}
      - LOG_LEVEL=${LOG_LEVEL:-INFO}
    build:
      context: build
      dockerfile: Dockerfile.coston
    # Env Variable from outside the container, i.e. SHELL Variables
    env_file:
      - ./build/.env.coston
    volumes:
      - ${DB_DIR:-./db}:/db
      - ${LOG_DIR:-./logs}/logs:/logs
      - ${PWD}/configs/coston:/app/.flare/configs

To Use

If in doubt run make and it should be self documenting

> make

                      TARGETS

                      Coston:

          coston-config-check  Config Check
                coston-build  Build Docker Coston Node Image
                    coston-up  Run Docker coston-node
                  coston-down  Bring Coston Node Down
                coston-status  Run Status songbird-node
                  coston-logs  Run Status songbird-node
                coston-clean  Remove Coston Image

                        Misc:

                  flare-repo  Setup Flare Repo
                        clean  Remove all src files
                        check  Check for Applicable Files Exist

                      Python:

                python-setup  Setup Python DockerImage ${PYTHON_IMAGE} (Planned)
          python-coston-test  Run Python Tests Against Coston Node (Planned)
        python-songbird-test  Run Python Tests Against Songbird Node (Planned)

                          S3:

                    s3-setup  Setup S3 (Planned)
                s3-bootstrap  Copy Database files from S3 Source (Planned)

                    Songbird:

              songbird-build  Build Docker Songbird Node Image
                  songbird-up  Run Docker songbird-node
                songbird-down  Bring Songbird Node Down
              songbird-status  Run Status songbird-node
                songbird-logs  Run Status songbird-node
              songbird-clean  Remove Songbird Image

                      Usage:

                        help  Show this help.

You run the stages individually or just run make coston-up

Coston

If you want to bring it up

> make flare-repo
  ...    
> make coston-build
  ...
> make coston-up
  ...

If you want to bring it down

> make coston-down
  ...

Songbird

If you want to bring it up

> make flare-repo
  ...    
> make songbird-build
  ...
> make songbird-up
  ...

If you want to bring it down

> make songbird-down
  ...

Known Issues

FAQ

Notes

If you like it or want to change it go for it.

Regards,

Dusty