This tests the setup to have Quorum (based on go-ethereum), without a private transaction manager, to be built in docker and run in separate docker instances.
This repository depends on the following repositories to be cloned and reside next to it:
git clone -b v23.4.0 git@github.com:kaleido-io/quorum.git
Build the docker images by launching from the project root of quorum-tools:
make docker
It should produce the following docker images:
| Image | Description | Needed for runtime? |
|---|---|---|
| jpmorganchase/quorum | geth node | YES |
| jpmorganchase/quorum-builder | build environment | NO |
run the command below from the examples directory
docker-compose up
The configuration files for the Quorum nodes in Quorum are saved under the ethereum directory:
/qdata/
├── ethereum/
│ ├── geth/
│ ├── keystore/
│ │ └── UTC--2017-10-21T12-49-26.422099203Z--aad5479aff498c9258b21b59dd7546262aa2cfc7
│ ├── nodekey
│ ├── passwords.txt
│ ├── genesis.json
│ ├── static-nodes.json
│ └── permissioned-nodes.json
└── logs/
On the Docker host, a qdata_N/ directory for each node is created with the structure above. When the network is started, this will be mapped by the docker-compose.yml file to each container's internal /qdata/ directory.