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=== The Compose way ===
This section shows how to run a "dockerized" exchange.
The exchange uses postgresql (container) and is served
by nginx (container).
The docker's tools needed are: docker, docker-compose, docker-machine.
Please refer to Docker's official documentation for their installation
instructions.
1. Build the images.
From <THIS_REPO/docker>, give:
$ docker-compose build
This command builds the 'base' image and pulls down the postgresql
and nginx images.
2. Launch the service.
The following command launches the exchange and all other services
it depends on.
$ docker-compose up
If everything worked as expected, you should see some live logging
from all the containers, on the console.
PS. Errors about existing roles/dataabases can be ignored.
3. Test
Issue the following command to see if the exchange has been correctly
installed and launched.
$ curl http://`docker-machine ip`:80/
and
$ curl http://`docker-machine ip`:80/keys
=== How to use these images ===
From a "docker ready" environment, you need to (1) build the
image and (2) run it.
(1) is done by:
$ docker build -t taler/base <THIS_REPO>/docker/base/
$ docker build -t taler/exchange <THIS_REPO>/docker/exchange/
(2) is done by:
$ docker run -it taler/exchange
Note that the value passed to option -t is completely arbitrary.
=== How to destroy them ===
Consider also the --no-cache option to force a rebuild.
$ docker build --no-cache <THIS_REPO>/docker/base
1. Stop all containers:
$ docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)
2. If necessary, remove all containers:
$ docker rm $(docker ps -a -q)
3. Remove images:
$ docker rmi -f $(docker images -q)
NOTE: for tripwire users, those commands are all defined
as aliases.
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