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@proto-kit/deployment

v0.1.1-develop.1088

Published

This package provides a suite of Dockerfiles and compose files to start protokit in a variety of settings and modes.

Downloads

219

Readme

General

This package provides a suite of Dockerfiles and compose files to start protokit in a variety of settings and modes.

Everything is controlled via Environments. These are basically bundles of Appchains that are configured for different roles. Every environment has a name and consists of multiple Configurations.

The base image built from base/Dockerfile executes any js file and passes in the environment and configuration name as arguments.

Configuration happens via a .env file that specifies a few things: Among those are the profiles that should executed, the DB connection string, and the entrypoints for the different images

Currently available services:
  • Persistance with

    • Postgres (profile: db)
    • Redis (profiles: db, worker)
  • Sequencer: SEQUENCER_CONFIG (profile: simple-sequencer)

  • Worker: WORKER_CONFIG (profile: worker)

  • Development-base: Usage for locally built starter-kit, see starter-kit documentation

Usage

A example of how to use it with a local framework repo can be found under the package stack The configuration of that setup can be found under .env

Executing it works via docker-compose up --build run in the stack package.

Extentending deployment compose files

Option 1: Using include and specifying a exported Environments configuration

Option 2: Using extend and override the cmd

Be aware that including docker-compose files preserves their relationship in terms of relational paths, while extend does not (it behaves like copying the text into the parent file)