Local development
Use the following instructions to setup two federated Corteza instances.
Create a data directory
CLI command to create the directory with permissions:
mkdir data && chmod 755 data/ -R
Create the docker compose file
docker-compose.yaml
files for the two instances:version: "3"
services:
db_origin:
image: percona:8.0
container_name: db_origin
restart: always
cap_add:
- SYS_NICE # mbind warning fix
environment:
MYSQL_DATABASE: corteza
MYSQL_USER: corteza
MYSQL_PASSWORD: rootcorteza
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: rootcorteza
volumes:
- "../../data/db_origin:/var/lib/mysql"
ports:
- 3306:3306
db_destination:
image: percona:8.0
container_name: db_destination
restart: always
cap_add:
- SYS_NICE # mbind warning fix
environment:
MYSQL_DATABASE: corteza
MYSQL_USER: corteza
MYSQL_PASSWORD: rootcorteza
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: rootcorteza
volumes:
- "../../data/db_destination:/var/lib/mysql"
ports:
- 3307:3306
node_origin:
image: golang
container_name: node_origin
entrypoint: [ make, watch ]
depends_on: [ db_origin ]
volumes:
- "../../:/app"
- "./.env.orig:/app/.env"
working_dir: /app
restart: always
ports:
- 8084:8084
node_destination:
image: golang
container_name: node_destination
entrypoint: [ make, watch ]
depends_on: [ db_destination ]
volumes:
- "../../:/app"
- "./.env.dest:/app/.env"
working_dir: /app
restart: always
ports:
- 8085:8084
This docker compose file creates two Corteza instances with their corresponding databases.
Binary uploads are stored in the data
directory created above.
Create the environment files
\.env.orig:
PROVISION_ALWAYS=false
HTTP_ADDR=:8084
LOG_LEVEL=info
DB_DSN=corteza:rootcorteza@tcp(db_origin:3306)/corteza?collation=utf8mb4_general_ci
LOG_DEBUG=true
CORREDOR_ADDR=localhost:50051
CORREDOR_ENABLED=false
CORREDOR_CLIENT_CERTIFICATES_ENABLED=false
GRPC_SERVER_ADDR=localhost:50052
CORTEZA_PROTOBUF_PATH=/home/wrk/Projects/corteza/corteza-protobuf
FEDERATION_ENABLED=true
FEDERATION_HOST=node_origin:8084
FEDERATION_LABEL=Federation origin host
# Sync settings
FEDERATION_SYNC_STRUCTURE_MONITOR_INTERVAL=60s
FEDERATION_SYNC_STRUCTURE_PAGE_SIZE=1
FEDERATION_SYNC_DATA_MONITOR_INTERVAL=20s
FEDERATION_SYNC_DATA_PAGE_SIZE=100
\.env.dest:
PROVISION_ALWAYS=false
HTTP_ADDR=:8084
LOG_LEVEL=info
DB_DSN=corteza:rootcorteza@tcp(db_destination:3306)/corteza?collation=utf8mb4_general_ci
LOG_DEBUG=true
CORREDOR_ADDR=localhost:50051
CORREDOR_ENABLED=false
CORREDOR_CLIENT_CERTIFICATES_ENABLED=false
GRPC_SERVER_ADDR=localhost:50052
CORTEZA_PROTOBUF_PATH=/home/wrk/Projects/corteza/corteza-protobuf
FEDERATION_ENABLED=true
FEDERATION_HOST=node_destination:8084
FEDERATION_LABEL=Federation destination host
# Sync settings
FEDERATION_SYNC_STRUCTURE_MONITOR_INTERVAL=60s
FEDERATION_SYNC_STRUCTURE_PAGE_SIZE=1
FEDERATION_SYNC_DATA_MONITOR_INTERVAL=20s
FEDERATION_SYNC_DATA_PAGE_SIZE=100
Run the instances
$ docker-compose up -d node_origin
$ docker-compose up -d node_destination
Once the instances are up, you can follow the docker-compose logs by running:
Logs for the origin Corteza instance:
$ docker-compose logs -f node_origin
Logs for the destination Corteza instance:
$ docker-compose logs -f node_destination
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