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Dockerfile / Production setup configs #8

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amiuhle opened this issue Mar 9, 2017 · 4 comments
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Dockerfile / Production setup configs #8

amiuhle opened this issue Mar 9, 2017 · 4 comments

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@amiuhle
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amiuhle commented Mar 9, 2017

  • Create Dockerfile / docker-compose.yml to quickly start up development environment with monerod and monero-wallet-rpc running on testnet.
    This should somehow always be on master somehow, so there will need to be a way to download the latest successful build from https://build.getmonero.org/
  • Derived from the above (or the other way round), a setup to run a permanent testnet node. Startup scripts for monerod and monero-wallet-rpc and cronjob for downloading and running latest build.
  • Suggestions for a production setup, possibly different security levels:
    • Fool!
    • Default
    • Paranoid
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Is anyone working on this already? I may take a crack it at if not.

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amiuhle commented Mar 12, 2017

Not really. I've got a Dockerfile at https://github.com/amiuhle/monero-docker that will download the latest release which could be a starting point, but there are others out there could also be used.

What would be helpful most right now is to have a testnet docker-compose.yml in the project (monerod, monero-wallet-rpc with configurable wallet and password and nginx proxy for CORS headers). Testnet shouldn't be run from the latest stable release, however, but should follow the master branch. There is a buildbot, and builds end up here: https://build.getmonero.org/downloads/. There's no URL to get like the latest successful build for the master branch though. I brought that up on IRC, I'll check if there's any update on that.

I know the Dockerfiles could also compile from source, but having downloadable binaries as a starting point would mean we can reuse them for production setups on lower end hardware on which it would take a while to compile from source.

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amiuhle commented Nov 14, 2017

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malbit commented Oct 2, 2018

Hi. I would like to help you with that project and contribute in development. Im after such payment system like is in that repository.

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