Start up a lcoin node quickly using Docker. Pulls latest lcoin version from github and starts full node.
By default, persists data in user home directory at ~/.lcoin.
Copy sample configurations to secrets/ directory:
Important: Be sure to keep API secrets safe.
$ mkdir -p secrets
$ cp lcoin.example.conf secrets/lcoin.conf
$ cp wallet.example.conf secrets/wallet.conf
Create lcoin network:
$ docker network create lcoin
Create nginx-proxy network:
$ docker network create nginx-proxy
Quick run, node only:
$ docker-compose up -d lcoin
Update to latest lcoin version:
$ docker-compose build --pull lcoin
Includes optional nginx wrapper for https. Add domain certs to secrets/certs/.
Update docker-compose VIRUAL_HOST domain setting.
See https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy for more options.
Note that Wallet and Node API servers are on separate ports.
With the default docker-compose.yml configuration, Wallet API is accessible via lcoin.yourdomain.org:8334/wallet, while node endpoints are accessed through default HTTP/HTTPS ports.
Provided is a simple example of an nginx proxy to allow wallet API to be accessible on a separate domain, in order to make it unnecessary to specify wallet port.
See docker-compose.wallet.yml. (Not required to actually use wallet API)
By default, docker-compose will use image pulled from petejkim/lcoin:latest,
but you can build one yourself.
Latest is hard coded into Makefile and will need updates overtime, but you can manually pass VERSION variable to override current version.
Build v1.0.2:
make- Same as buildmake build- Currently hard coded latest.make latest- this will tag image as latest.VERSION=v1.0.2 make build