This docker-compose setup provides a comprehensive environment for running Cardano related services. Below is a brief overview of the services and instructions on how to operate them.
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cardano-node: This is the main Cardano node service. It connects to the Cardano network specified by the NETWORK environment variable. By default, it connects to the
mainnet
. -
cardano-node-api: This service is responsible for interfacing with local Cardano node. It depends on the cardano-node service to be healthy before starting.
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bursa: This service is programatic wallet. It runs without any persistence.
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ogmios: This service is a lightweight bridge interface for cardano-node. It provides an HTTP / WebSocket API that enables applications to interact with a local cardano-node via JSON+RPC-2.0. It depends on the cardano-node service to be healthy before starting.
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tx-submit-api: This service is responsible for submitting transactions to the Cardano network. It depends on the cardano-node service to be healthy before starting.
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cardano-db-sync: This service syncs the Cardano blockchain data to a PostgreSQL database. It depends on both the cardano-node and postgres services to be healthy before starting.
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postgres: This is the PostgreSQL database service used by the cardano-db-sync service to store the Cardano blockchain data.
Because each service has defined dependency that means starting a service will also start it's dependencies.
To start only the cardano-node service, run:
docker compose up cardano-node
To start both the cardano-node and cardano-node-api services, run:
docker compose up cardano-node-api
To start both the cardano-node and tx-submit-api services, run:
docker compose up tx-submit-api
To start both the cardano-node, cardano-db-sync and postgres services, run:
docker compose up cardano-db-sync
To start all services defined in the docker-compose file in detached mode, simply run:
docker compose up -d
This command will start all the services (i.e., cardano-node, tx-submit-api, cardano-db-sync, and postgres) in the background.
If you need to stop the services later, you can use:
docker compose down
This will stop and remove all the services started with docker-compose up. If you've started specific services and want to stop them, you can specify them in the down command, similar to the up command.
To start just the bursa service, run:
docker compose up bursa
Access Swagger UI:
Open your web browser and navigate to the Swagger UI:
http://localhost:8090/swagger/index.html
Execute a Create Request using Swagger UI:
- In the Swagger UI, find the section for creating a new wallet.
- Click on the
Get
/api/v1/wallet/create
operation. - Choose
Try it out
. - Click
Execute
.
This will send a create request to Bursa and you should receive a JSON response with the details of the newly created wallet.
Store mnemonic in a safe place. If you want to restore the wallet, you will need the mnemonic. If you lose the mnemonic, you will lose access to the wallet.