Docker image for Statemint

[mpetrunic]

Is there somewhere docker image that runs local testnet/devnet with statemint parachain?
If not are there somewhere some easy to follow instructions to run this setup so I can try to create docker image?

[bkchr]

CC @s3krit maybe?

[TriplEight]

There's no specific Dockerfile for this, not for packaging the bin, nor any compose file for running a parachain locally.

It should be as easy as just using the same plain Dockerfile for Polkadot.
Run it with

docker build
        --tag "statemint:local"
        --file Dockerfile .

in the same dir with a compiled binary.
To compile a binary you can use docker run -it paritytech/ci-linux:production, then run git clone <this repo> . and cargo build --release inside.

[mpetrunic]

Hey, tnx for quick answers. I am mostly curious how to automate parachain registering inside Dockerfile, all tutorials I found was pointing to do that in UI

Seems like old repo had:
https://github.com/paritytech/statemint/blob/master/polkadot-launch

[nuke-web3]

We added a how-to on polkadot launch to the workshop recently you might find useful @mpetrunic , and I opened up an issue on the workshop to include docker options for generic testnets, that could be modified for use.

[BenWhiteJam]

Maybe the https://github.com/open-web3-stack/parachain-launch by @xlc might be something to look into as well?

[ayushmishra2005]

There's no specific Dockerfile for this, not for packaging the bin, nor any compose file for running a parachain locally.

It should be as easy as just using the same plain Dockerfile for Polkadot. Run it with

docker build
        --tag "statemint:local"
        --file Dockerfile .

in the same dir with a compiled binary. To compile a binary you can use docker run -it paritytech/ci-linux:production, then run git clone <this repo> . and cargo build --release inside.

@TriplEight I was trying to create docker image of statemine but not getting success. Here are the steps, which I am following: (I am using Mac M1)

docker run -it paritytech/ci-linux:production
git clone https://github.com/paritytech/cumulus
git checkout polkadot-v0.9.9
cargo build --release

After hitting cargo build --release, I am getting

root@725c8307b55e:/builds/cumulus# cargo build --release
    Updating git repository `https://github.com/paritytech/substrate`
Killed Fetch [========>                ]  36.95%, 3.29MiB/s   

Please let me know if I am missing any step

[TriplEight]

@ayushmishra2005 answered your question in #740.
Most probably, you won't be able to compile the binary on M1 locally, it's a different arch. However, it should be possible within the container as described in PR.