This repository comes with built-in Dockerfile to support docker containers. This README serves as documentation.
The Dockerfile
performs the following steps:
- Obtain base image (phusion/baseimage:0.9.19)
- Install required dependencies using
apt-get
- Add bitshares-core source code into container
- Update git submodules
- Perform
cmake
with build typeRelease
- Run
make
andmake_install
(this will install binaries into/usr/local/bin
- Purge source code off the container
- Add a local LocalCoin user and set
$HOME
to/var/lib/bitshares
- Make
/var/lib/bitshares
and/etc/bitshares
a docker volume - Expose ports
8090
and2001
- Add default config from
docker/default_config.ini
and entry point script - Run entry point script by default
The entry point simplifies the use of parameters for the witness_node
(which is run by default when spinning up the container).
$BITSHARESD_SEED_NODES
$BITSHARESD_RPC_ENDPOINT
$BITSHARESD_PLUGINS
$BITSHARESD_REPLAY
$BITSHARESD_RESYNC
$BITSHARESD_P2P_ENDPOINT
$BITSHARESD_WITNESS_ID
$BITSHARESD_PRIVATE_KEY
$BITSHARESD_TRACK_ACCOUNTS
$BITSHARESD_PARTIAL_OPERATIONS
$BITSHARESD_MAX_OPS_PER_ACCOUNT
$BITSHARESD_ES_NODE_URL
$BITSHARESD_TRUSTED_NODE
The default configuration is:
p2p-endpoint = 0.0.0.0:9090
rpc-endpoint = 0.0.0.0:8090
bucket-size = [60,300,900,1800,3600,14400,86400]
history-per-size = 1000
max-ops-per-account = 1000
partial-operations = true
With docker compose, multiple nodes can be managed with a single
docker-compose.yaml
file:
version: '3'
services:
main:
# Image to run
image: bitshares/bitshares-core:latest
#
volumes:
- ./docker/conf/:/etc/bitshares/
# Optional parameters
environment:
- BITSHARESD_ARGS=--help
version: '3'
services:
fullnode:
# Image to run
image: bitshares/bitshares-core:latest
environment:
# Optional parameters
environment:
- BITSHARESD_ARGS=--help
ports:
- "0.0.0.0:8090:8090"
volumes:
- "bitshares-fullnode:/var/lib/bitshares"
This container is properly registered with docker hub under the name:
Going forward, every release tag as well as all pushes to develop
and
testnet
will be built into ready-to-run containers, there.
One can use docker compose to setup a trusted full node together with a delayed node like this:
version: '3'
services:
fullnode:
image: bitshares/bitshares-core:latest
ports:
- "0.0.0.0:8090:8090"
volumes:
- "bitshares-fullnode:/var/lib/bitshares"
delayed_node:
image: bitshares/bitshares-core:latest
environment:
- 'BITSHARESD_PLUGINS=delayed_node witness'
- 'BITSHARESD_TRUSTED_NODE=ws://fullnode:8090'
ports:
- "0.0.0.0:8091:8090"
volumes:
- "bitshares-delayed_node:/var/lib/bitshares"
links:
- fullnode
volumes:
bitshares-fullnode: