Ursa

Ursa, a decentralized content delivery network.

Run a node

Build Dependencies

If docker is used, no dependencies are required other than make

(optional) docker
make
rust (^1.65.0)
build-essential
libclang
cmake

Run with cli

Build and install the latest HEAD version:

make install

You can run the node with ursa command. This will run the node with default parameters.

CLI Commands

--config A toml file containing relevant configurations.
- Default value: empty.
--rpc Allow rpc to be active or not.
- Default value: true.
--rpc-port Port used for JSON-RPC communication.
- Default value: 4069.

Config file

[network_config]
mdns = false
relay_server = true
autonat = true
relay_client = true
bootstrapper = false
bootstrap_nodes = ["/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/6009"]
swarm_addr = "/ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/6009"
database_path = "~/.ursa/data/ursa_db"
identity = "default"
keystore_path = "~/.ursa/keystore"


[provider_config]
local_address = "0.0.0.0"
port = 8070
domain = "provider.ursa.earth"
indexer_url = "https://dev.cid.contact"
database_path = "~/.ursa/data/index_provider_db"

[metrics_config]
port = "4070"
api_path = "/metrics"

[server_config]
port = 4069
addr = "0.0.0.0"

Run with Docker

You can run the docker image as a simple container or with docker compose.

Build the image to create ursa docker images:

make docker-build

Run a node container:

make docker-run

Run or shut down all the infra. This means node + gateway:

make compose-up
# or
make compose-down

RPC

To access the rpc you can do through the http JSON-RPC api. The endpoint to request is /rpc/v0. The server can be accessible in port 4060 for local development and in port 80/443 through the gateway (nginx by the moment).

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT APACHE 2.0

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