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README.md

Docker

Note: to allow for the command to connect to a database running on the localhost, you'll need to:

  • set DATABASE_HOSTNAME=host.docker.internal on MacOS
  • include the --network=host flag on Linux (with DATABASE_HOSTNAME=localhost)

For more information, see docker/for-linux#264

extractDiffs

Dockerfile for populating storage diffs in db to be transformed by execute.

Build

From project root directory:

docker build -f dockerfiles/extract_diffs/Dockerfile . -t extract_diffs:latest

Run

Against statediffing Geth pubsub:

docker run -e DATABASE_USER=user -e DATABASE_PASSWORD=password -e DATABASE_HOSTNAME=host -e DATABASE_PORT=port -e DATABASE_NAME=name -e CLIENT_IPCPATH=path -e STORAGEDIFFS_SOURCE=geth -it extract_diffs:latest

Against CSV:

docker run -e DATABASE_USER=user -e DATABASE_PASSWORD=password -e DATABASE_HOSTNAME=host -e DATABASE_PORT=port -e DATABASE_NAME=name -e CLIENT_IPCPATH=path -e FILESYSTEM_STORAGEDIFFSPATH=/data/<csv_filename> -v <csv_filepath>:/data -it extract_diffs:latest

headerSync

Dockerfile for running headerSync in a container

Build

From project root directory:

docker build -f dockerfiles/header_sync/Dockerfile . -t header_sync:latest

You can also use the dockerbuild make task for any image in dockerfiles with make dockerbuild IMAGE=header_sync

Run

docker run -e DATABASE_USER=user -e DATABASE_PASSWORD=password -e DATABASE_HOSTNAME=host -e DATABASE_PORT=port -e DATABASE_NAME=name -e STARTING_BLOCK_NUMBER=0 -e CLIENT_IPCPATH=path -it header_sync:latest

header_sync had a make task to run it make header_sync CLIENT_IPCPATH=path NAME=database_name. It's meant for development, not production.

resetHeaderCheckCount

Dockerfile for resetting the headers.check_count to zero in the database for the given header, so that the execute command will transform the associated events. This is useful in case an event log is missing.

Build

From project root directory:

docker build -f dockerfiles/reset_header_check_count/Dockerfile . -t reset_header_check_count:latest

Run

docker run -e CLIENT_IPCPATH=ipc_path -e DATABASE_USER=user -e DATABASE_PASSWORD=password -e DATABASE_HOSTNAME=host -e DATABASE_PORT=port -e DATABASE_NAME=name -e RESET_HEADER_COUNT_BLOCK_NUMBER=block-number -it reset_header_check_count:latest

Notes:

  • HEADER_BLOCK_NUMBER variable is required