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Create a "boxed" version of the raiden service #179

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konradkonrad opened this issue Oct 21, 2016 · 1 comment
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Create a "boxed" version of the raiden service #179

konradkonrad opened this issue Oct 21, 2016 · 1 comment
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konradkonrad commented Oct 21, 2016

For the MVP #153 we want to provide a minimum effort installable version of raiden.

Intended audience:

  • developers who want to integrate raiden as a service with their application
  • curious early adopters
  • OS: popular linux distributions

Goals:

  • (near) zero configuration
  • installer should be easy to customize for other linuxes/OSX

Expected implementation details:

  • bundled python
  • daemon/service with network/socket rpc model

Related items:
In order to achieve this, we also need #120

@konradkonrad konradkonrad added this to the MVP milestone Oct 21, 2016
konradkonrad added a commit to konradkonrad/raiden that referenced this issue Mar 7, 2017
This adds a Dockerfile (for reproducability) that allows to create a
https://appimage.org standalone(?) single file executable. To create one, run

    make bundle

the resulting file ends up in `dist/raiden.AppImage`.
From what I gathered so far, the minimum requirements on a host to run the image
are
 - fuse
 - libglib
 - python2.7
@konradkonrad konradkonrad self-assigned this Mar 13, 2017
konradkonrad added a commit to konradkonrad/raiden that referenced this issue Mar 14, 2017
This adds a Dockerfile (for reproducability) that allows to create a
https://appimage.org standalone(?) single file executable. To create one, run

    make bundle

the resulting file ends up in `dist/raiden.AppImage`.
From what I gathered so far, the minimum requirements on a host to run the image
are
 - fuse
 - libglib
 - python2.7
konradkonrad added a commit to konradkonrad/raiden that referenced this issue Mar 14, 2017
This adds a Dockerfile (for reproducability) that allows to create a
https://appimage.org standalone(?) single file executable. To create one, run

    make bundle

the resulting file ends up in `dist/raiden.AppImage`.
From what I gathered so far, the minimum requirements on a host to run the image
are
 - fuse
 - libglib
 - python2.7
konradkonrad added a commit to konradkonrad/raiden that referenced this issue Mar 24, 2017
This adds a Dockerfile (for reproducability) that allows to create a
https://appimage.org standalone(?) single file executable. To create one, run

    make bundle

the resulting file ends up in `dist/raiden.AppImage`.
From what I gathered so far, the minimum requirements on a host to run the image
are
 - fuse
 - libglib
 - python2.7
konradkonrad added a commit to konradkonrad/raiden that referenced this issue Mar 26, 2017
This adds a Dockerfile (for reproducability) that allows to create a
https://appimage.org standalone(?) single file executable. To create one, run

    make bundle

the resulting file ends up in `dist/raiden.AppImage`.
From what I gathered so far, the minimum requirements on a host to run the image
are
 - fuse
 - libglib
 - python2.7
LefterisJP pushed a commit that referenced this issue Mar 27, 2017
This adds a Dockerfile (for reproducability) that allows to create a
https://appimage.org standalone(?) single file executable. To create one, run

    make bundle

the resulting file ends up in `dist/raiden.AppImage`.
From what I gathered so far, the minimum requirements on a host to run the image
are
 - fuse
 - libglib
 - python2.7
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closed by #421

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