Development

Easily set up a local development environment.

Step 1: Install docker and docker compose

See documentation on docs.docker.com

Step 2: Start dragonfly

Enter dragonfly project and start docker-compose, refer to deploy with docker compose.

$ cd deploy/docker-compose
$ export IP=127.0.0.1
$ ./run.sh
Creating mysql ... done
Creating redis ... done
Creating manager ... done
Creating scheduler ... done
Creating seed-peer ... done
Creating dfdaemon  ... done
wait for all service ready:        1/       6,0 times check
wait for all service ready:        3/       6,1 times check
wait for all service ready:        3/       6,2 times check
wait for all service ready:        5/       6,3 times check
wait for all service ready:        5/       6,4 times check
  Name                 Command                  State       Ports
-----------------------------------------------------------------
dfdaemon    /opt/dragonfly/bin/dfget d ...   Up (healthy)
manager     /opt/dragonfly/bin/server        Up (healthy)
mysql       docker-entrypoint.sh mariadbd    Up (healthy)
redis       docker-entrypoint.sh --req ...   Up (healthy)
scheduler   /opt/dragonfly/bin/scheduler     Up (healthy)
seed-peer   /opt/dragonfly/bin/dfget d ...   Up (healthy)

Step 3: Log analysis

Show dragonfly manager logs.

$ docker exec -it manager /bin/sh
$ tail -f /var/log/dragonfly/manager/*log

Show dragonfly scheduler logs.

$ docker exec -it scheduler /bin/sh
$ tail -f /var/log/dragonfly/scheduler/*log

Show dragonfly peer logs.

$ docker exec -it dfdaemon /bin/sh
$ tail -f /var/log/dragonfly/dfdaemon/*log

Show dragonfly seed peer logs.

$ docker exec -it seed-peer /bin/sh
$ tail -f /var/log/dragonfly/dfdaemon/*log

Step 4: Stop dragonfly

$ docker-compose down
[+] Running 6/6
 ⠿ Container dfdaemon   Removed
 ⠿ Container seed-peer  Removed
 ⠿ Container scheduler  Removed
 ⠿ Container manager    Removed
 ⠿ Container mysql      Removed
 ⠿ Container redis      Removed