add docker file

[johnongit]

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[mariocynicys]

I think is PR is missing some.
How would the configuration be fed?
How would the tower talk to bitcoin daemon?
Where would the bitcoin daemon ideally be?
Also shouldn't there be an entry point for the image?

[johnongit]

Hi.

This a simple docker file.
Currently, I'm running it by adding "toesd" command during the startup.
For the configuration, we just need to create teos.toml on your file system (like ./data/rust-teos/) and use the mount capacity of docker (./data/rust-teos:/root/.teos). Here an example of a docker-compose file

rust-teos:
image: johnonchain/rust-teso:arm
container_name: rust-teos
ports:
- 9814:9814
volumes:
- ./data/rust-teos:/root/.teos
command: teosd
networks:
net:
ipv4_address: $TEOS_IP

Depending on where your bitcoind is running, in my case, the deamon is running on a separate container but in the same docker network. Here an teos.toml example.

btc_network = "mainnet"
btc_rpc_user = "bitcoin-ser"
btc_rpc_password = "password
btc_rpc_connect = "<bitcoin container IP address"
btc_rpc_port = 8332

I can control the deamon with docker exec like this
docker exec teos teos-cli gettowerinfo

[mariocynicys]

Cool!
I was thinking of having the configuration be fed somehow using docker compose/ENV variables, but a volume sound like a good idea.

Would you please document how to use the dockerized form with docker compose or the long docker command in INSTALL.md.

[sr-gi]

Thanks for taking care of this @johnongit. I think we can reuse part of the docker config we used to use for python-teos where, as @mariocynicys mentioned, we were using ENV variables to pass the desired config to the container.

I think both methods may work, but they would need to be minimally documented. Here are the old Docker files (that may need to be updated with yours) plus the old docs:

Dockerfile: https://github.com/talaia-labs/python-teos/blob/master/docker/Dockerfile
entrypoint: https://github.com/talaia-labs/python-teos/blob/master/docker/entrypoint.sh
docs: https://github.com/talaia-labs/python-teos#running-teos-in-a-docker-container

[sr-gi]

Closing this given it'll be superseded by #227