This software is deprecated and is no longer supported.
Chainpoint Services is at the Core of the Chainpoint Network and built as a modern microservices architecture. It is intended to be run as the Core of the Chainpoint Network. If you are interested in running a Chainpoint Node, or installing a copy of our command line interface please instead visit:
https://github.com/chainpoint/chainpoint-node
https://github.com/chainpoint/chainpoint-cli
Build and start the whole system locally with make up. Running make help
will display additional Makefile commands that are available.
git clone https://github.com/tnt-legacy/chainpoint-services
cd chainpoint-services
makeThis repository contains all of the code needed to run the full application stack locally.
To do so you'll only need a functional Docker environment with the docker
and docker-compose commands available. In addition you'll need the make
utility.
On macOS the easiest way to install Docker is from the official
installation package which can be found here.
On Linux systems you may need to install docker-compose
separately in addition to Docker.
You will need to set up environment variables before building.
Running make build-config will copy .env.sample to .env. This file will be used by docker-compose to set required environment variables.
You can modify the .env as needed, any changes will be ignored by Git.
Running make up should build and start all services for you.
make buildThe normal build process for Docker images for production is to
simply git push commits which will trigger Google Container Repository (gcr.io)
to build and tag those images for use by GKE.
Alternatively, you can manually run test builds without using the triggers.
gcloud config set project chainpoint-registry
# remote build : will build and push to gcr.io, substituting variables present for triggers.
gcloud container builds submit --config cloudbuild.yaml --substitutions=REPO_NAME=delete-me,COMMIT_SHA=deadbeef .GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
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