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Proxeus Script for fast DigitalOcean deployment

Creates a compact all-in-one instance of the Proxeus application using a bootstrapped release image for Docker. This is a good starting point for development or small installations. For more information visit https://github.com/ProxeusApp

Here you can find a script which run within a DigitalOcean droplet during startup. Using a simple form, you can configure the basic details needed to quickly get a Proxeus instance up and running.

This script is maintained for the community by Proxeus Association

Instructions

  1. Create fresh DO droplet with Ubuntu v.20+ with any basic Provision configuration. Here you can find some help how to set up a production-ready droplet.
  2. Make sure your API keys for Infura and Sparkpost.
  3. Get the deployment script and make it executable:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ProxeusApp/proxeus-core/main/deploy/digitalocean/deploy.sh && chmod +x deploy.sh
  1. Enter all the necessary variables, where FQDN - domain name for the future server, INFURA - your Infura API key, SPARKPOST - your SparkPost API key, ADMINEMAIL - admin email (in format like [email protected]). It can be done by editing the script file directly or by shell "export" command:
export FQDN=[value]
export INFURA=[value]
export SPARKPOST=[value]
export ADMINEMAIL=[value]
  1. Run deployment process (go through it carefully, it may ask you any additional confirmation):
./deploy.sh
  1. It takes a few minutes for the server to boot and install, then you should be able to open http://<your DO's IP address or domain>:1323/init
  2. A configuration screen will be shown where you can set up an admin account and check settings.

Once your server is running, visit the User Handbook to get started.

To view the logs connect to your droplet using an SSH client program. Then paste this into the console to see the logs being updated in real time:

cd /srv/proxeus && docker-compose logs -f