Local Machine MVD

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Related to agera-edc/MinimumViableDataspace#183

Description

A deployment to Azure that uses Azure resources like KeyVault is provided by agera-edc/MinimumViableDataspace#139, which is a great way to get started with the MVD and deploy it to a cloud environment.

To avoid the requirement to have an Azure subscription for hackathons and to conduct hackathons in a cloud agnostic way, it is required to run the MVD on a local machine.

An approach with Docker images with docker-compose has already been evaluated in #56, which meets the needs for a local machine MVD.

Acceptance Criteria

• [ ] The MVD can be run on a local machine based on step-by-step instructions
• [ ] A transfer between participants can be performed (contract negotiation and data transfer)
• [ ] Keys are stored on the local file system
• [ ] Documentation contains a security warning that keys will not be securely stored, and therefore only temporary keys for development purposes shall be used
• [ ] Integration test in CI to validate the local machine MVD

Out of Scope

• Deployment to a local cluster, e.g. Minikube

Stories

• [ ] ~agera-edc/MinimumViableDataspace#189~ (not required anymore)
• [ ] agera-edc/MinimumViableDataspace#191

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Updated after backlog refinement to use a Docker based approach that uses Azurite, which allows to perform a data transfer with Blob storage, without dependency to cloud services.