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diff --git a/docker/demo/README b/docker/demo/README index 2ba2f1f..15f5041 100644 --- a/docker/demo/README +++ b/docker/demo/README @@ -8,18 +8,9 @@ This setup orchestrates the following containers: 3. Payment service provider (Taler exchange and helpers) 4. Database -Note: one stratagem was however needed to make it work. -The merchant container needs to redirect requests to -"localhost:$EXCHANGE_PORT_AT_HOST" to the Docker network, -in order to actually reach the exchange. That fixes the -"/pay" handling, since wallets suggest the exchange base URL -but have a different network view, because they run outside -of Docker. - FIXME (#7463): the current version requires the user to manually point the bank SPA to any backend not being served at bank.demo.taler.net. - How to compile ============== @@ -116,7 +107,7 @@ for debugging. On a daemonized setup, live logs can still be seen by running the following command from this directory: - $ docker-compose logs + $ docker-compose logs --tail=$NUM --follow [container-name] To stop the services, run the following command from this directory: $ docker-compose stop @@ -141,8 +132,30 @@ the previous step into the Docker volumes. From this directory: If data in the volumes needs to be removed, run from this directory: + +Data removal +------------ + +Data can be classified between Taler (DBs, keys, logs), and Docker specific +(dangling images, volumes, stopped containers). Most of Taler data is found +in 'volumes', and can be removed in the following way: + + # From this directory. $ docker-compose down -v +Note: the current version does not store config files into volumes, but in +services' containers. + +Use the following command to remove stopped containers, dangling images +and build cache, and unused networks. After its return, the Taler sandbox +can be run again without rebuilding it. + + $ docker system prune + +Disk usage can be monitored by the command: + + $ docker system df + Logs ---- |