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README.md

Sifchain-ui container

Running Sifchain-UI DEX on Akash.

Motivation

I've noticed Sifchain DEX is running slow sometimes and realized why not to host my own copy of Sifchain-UI since it's open source?

And then it helps its decentralization! :-)

Features

  • Dockerfile produces a tiny 47MB image which is super quick to deploy;
  • Makefile lets you quickly test and use the image locally!

Notes on TLS

Whilst localhost, 127.0.0.0/8 addresses are not restricted (which makes testing easy), browsers deny using HTTPS resources (e.g. Sifchain/Keplr rpcUrl addresses) from a non-HTTP's page.

This container generates a self-signed TLS certificate, so you can access your deployment over a nodePort mapped to 443/tcp in the container. To find it use akash provider lease-status ... command. It will work, but you will have to accept a self-signed certificate.

Or you can terminate TLS elsewhere, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDNPABvkmG0

Running Sifchain UI DEX in Akash or locally

Dependencies

Install make and docker.

My image

To use my image just deploy the deploy.yaml file on Akash.

Own image

If you want to build your own image then follow these steps:

Setup:

  1. Register an account at the Docker Hub https://hub.docker.com
  2. Run docker login to login with your Docker Hub account
  3. Set ns variable in Makefile to your Docker Hub account

Build:

  1. Run make to build & push your image to your Docker Hub
  2. Now you can deploy deploy.yaml on Akash!

make automatically sets image to yours in deploy.yaml

Help

make             - runs build push update-sdl clean stages
make build       - builds the docker image
make test        - runs the docker image locally, access Sifchain over http://127.0.0.1:8080
make push        - pushes the docker image to https://hub.docker.com
make update-sdl  - update `image` in `deploy.yaml` file
make clean       - removes old images (keeps last two)

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