spectreproject/docker-spectrecoind repository overview

⁠Spectrecoind for Docker

Docker image that runs the Spectrecoin spectrecoind node in a container for easy deployment.

This is a fork of kylemanna/docker-bitcoind⁠, thx for the great work!

⁠Requirements

• Physical machine, cloud instance, or VPS that supports Docker (i.e. Vultr⁠, Digital Ocean⁠, KVM or XEN based VMs) running Ubuntu 14.04 or later (not OpenVZ containers!)
• At least 100 GB to store the block chain files (and always growing!)
• At least 1 GB RAM + 2 GB swap file

Recommended and tested on unadvertised (only shown within control panel) Vultr SATA Storage 1024 MB RAM/250 GB disk instance @ $10/mo⁠. Vultr also accepts Bitcoin payments!

⁠Really Fast Quick Start

One liner for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS machines with JSON-RPC enabled on localhost and adds upstart init script:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spectreproject/docker-spectrecoind/master/bootstrap-host.sh | sh -s trusty

⁠Quick Start

1. Create a spectrecoind-data volume to persist the spectrecoind blockchain data, should exit immediately. The spectrecoind-data container will store the blockchain when the node container is recreated (software upgrade, reboot, etc):

    docker volume create --name=spectrecoind-data
    docker run -v spectrecoind-data:/spectrecoin --name=spectrecoind-node -d \
        -p 8333:8333 \
        -p 127.0.0.1:8332:8332 \
        spectreproject/spectrecoind
   

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2. Verify that the container is running and spectrecoind node is downloading the blockchain

    $ docker ps
    CONTAINER ID        IMAGE                         COMMAND             CREATED             STATUS              PORTS                                              NAMES
    d0e1076b2dca        spectreproject/spectrecoind:latest     "spectrecoin_oneshot"       2 seconds ago       Up 1 seconds        127.0.0.1:8332->8332/tcp, 0.0.0.0:8333->8333/tcp   spectrecoind-node
   

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3. You can then access the daemon's output thanks to the docker logs command⁠

    docker logs -f spectrecoind-node
   

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4. Install optional init scripts for upstart and systemd are in the init directory.

⁠Documentation

• Additional documentation in the docs folder⁠.