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Story-On-Docker

Simple setup guide for running Story Testnet on Docker

Prerequisites

Generate a JWT

You can use a utility like OpenSSL to create the token via command: openssl rand -hex 32 | tr -d "\n" > "jwtsecret".

Download binaries and create file tree

To make things easy you can run wget -O - ${S3_CLIENT_ARCHIVE_URL} | tar --warning=no-unknown-keyword -xzvf - --strip-components=1 replacing ${S3_CLIENT_ARCHIVE_URL} with the S3 bucket link of the geth/iliad version you need, each version is listed here.

Edit and copy config files

Inside config folder there are config files for geth and iliad binaries, separated by folders. Just check and edit them as needed. Most people just change moniker name, pruning options and external_address config. Once you edit the config files as you needed, replace default config files for geth and iliad folders. You can use the following commands:

cp config/geth/geth.toml geth/config
cp config/iliad/*.toml iliad/config

Start the node

Just run docker-compose up -d to start the containers on detached mode.

See logs

It's very easy, just run docker-compose logs -f to keep watching logs, if you want to see only the latest logs and then keep watching them, you can run docker-compose logs -f --tail 10.

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