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A programmable peer-to-peer data store built for simplicity, security, openness and fun (and designed to withstand nuclear war).
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Create AWS image for easy deployment of a basic drogulus node in "the cloud" #34

Open ntoll opened 9 years ago

ntoll commented 9 years ago

Because people want / need an easy way to make this work and try it out. Should also investigate other cloud based hosting solutions.

HaMster21 commented 9 years ago

This may be easier with Docker Compose where you may script together three drogulus instances that see each other in the network and people start a fourth one to play around with. There may be similar ways to do it with rkt

ntoll commented 9 years ago

Agreed.

Also, I want an easy way for people to simply create a drogulus node that could join the public "swarm" of nodes on the open internet (as it were).

Having said that... it should just be as simple as:

$ pip install drogulus
...
$ drogulus keygen
...
$ drogulus start xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

...to start a node (assuming you have Python 3.4+ installed and xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is an IP address of a known node on the public "swarm").

kunthar commented 9 years ago

google compute engine has container cluster function. we are using coreos anf happy with it. you can check our repo zetaops/zcloud On Aug 5, 2015 11:11 PM, "Nicholas Tollervey" notifications@github.com wrote:

Agreed.

Also, I want an easy way for people to simply create a drogulus node that could join the public "swarm" of nodes on the open internet (as it were).

Having said that... it should just be as simple as:

$ pip install drogulus ... $ drogulus keygen ... $ drogulus start xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

...to start a node (assuming you have Python 3.4+ installed and xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is an IP address of a known node on the public "swarm").

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ntoll commented 9 years ago

@kunthar again, thanks for the heads up... ;-)