Removing data to eth dependency from docker compose#62
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The data container, which is responsible for querying the chain and writing data to postgres, previously depended on the ethereum container. A side effect of this was that restarting the data container also restarts the ethereum container. This dependency isn't strictly necessary, because the data container is able to handle starting/stopping independent to the ethereum container. By removing the dependency, it allows for live updates to the data container without rebooting the ethereum container.