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+id: version-0.6.0-advanced_deployment
+title: Private Deploy
+original_id: advanced_deployment
+---
+
+## Deploy with CovenantSQL Docker
+
+### Install Docker
+
+You need to install docker and docker-compose on your machine to deploy CovenantSQL.
+
+Docker：https://docs.docker.com/install/
+
+Docker-Compose：https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
+
+### Download project
+
+```bash
+git clone https://github.com/CovenantSQL/CovenantSQL
+cd CovenantSQL
+```
+
+For all subsequent commands, the working directory is by default in the cloned CovenantSQL root directory, which can be saved as an environment variable:
+
+```bash
+export COVENANTSQL_ROOT=$PWD
+```
+
+### Start Docker container
+
+There are now two ways to start the CovenantSQL container:
+
+1. Use a public image on Docker Hub
+2. Build a CovenantSQL Docker image
+
+> We recommend that regular users test CovenantSQL in the first way, and the second is only used to experience the latest development features.
+
+#### 1. Use a public image on Docker Hub
+
+Then start directly:
+
+```bash
+make start
+```
+
+#### 2. Build a CovenantSQL Docker image
+
+Run CovenantSQL locally by executing the following command
+
+```bash
+make docker # compile a new image from source files
+make start
+```
+
+### Check running status
+
+Check the container status:
+
+```bash
+docker-compose ps
+```
+
+Confirm that all components are in the `Up` state
+
+              Name                         Command               State                 Ports
+    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+    covenantsql_bp_0            "./docker-entry.sh"              Up        0.0.0.0:11099->4661/tcp
+    covenantsql_bp_1            "./docker-entry.sh"              Up        0.0.0.0:11100->4661/tcp
+    covenantsql_bp_2            "./docker-entry.sh"              Up        0.0.0.0:11101->4661/tcp
+    covenantsql_miner_0         "./docker-entry.sh"              Up        0.0.0.0:11102->4661/tcp
+    covenantsql_miner_1         "./docker-entry.sh"              Up        0.0.0.0:11103->4661/tcp
+    covenantsql_miner_2         "./docker-entry.sh"              Up        0.0.0.0:11104->4661/tcp
+    covenantsql_adapter         "./docker-entry.sh"              Up        0.0.0.0:11105->4661/tcp
+    covenantsql_mysql_adapter   "./docker-entry.sh -…"           Up        4661/tcp, 0.0.0.0:11107->4664/tcp
+    covenantsql_observer        "./docker-entry.sh"              Up        4661/tcp, 0.0.0.0:11108->80/tcp
+    covenantsql_fn_0            "./docker-entry.sh -…"           Up        4661/tcp, 0.0.0.0:11110->8546/tcp
+    
+
+## Operate CovenantSQL
+
+### Create a database
+
+Create a DB instance by using the `cql` command and using the `create` parameter to provide the required number of database nodes.
+
+e.g.: creating a single-node database instance
+
+```bash
+docker exec -it covenantsql_adapter /app/cql create -config /app/config.yaml -db-node 1
+```
+
+> Modify the value of the `create` parameter to create an instance running on multiple nodes  
+> e.g.: create an instance of two nodes
+
+```bash
+docker exec -it covenantsql_adapter /app/cql create -config /app/config.yaml -db-node 2
+```
+
+The command will return the connection string of the created database instance
+
+    covenantsql://0a255f136520a2bc6a29055a619ec4f72c2c80fa600daf73b1caa375946ea0e4
+    
+
+### Accessing the database
+
+Use the `cql` command and use the `dsn` parameter to provide a connection string for the database instance access:
+
+```bash
+docker exec -it covenantsql_adapter /app/cql console -config /app/config.yaml covenantsql://0a255f136520a2bc6a29055a619ec4f72c2c80fa600daf73b1caa375946ea0e4
+ ```
+
+After that, it will get the following output, and enter the `cql` interactive command line mode
+
+```
+
+Connected with driver covenantsql (develop) Type "help" for help.
+
+co:0a255f136520a2bc6a29055a619ec4f72c2c80fa600daf73b1caa375946ea0e4=>
+
+    <br />The `cql` interactive command line mode is similar to the `mysql` command. For example, create a table named test, view the tables in the database, insert records, and query results etc.
+    
+    ```sql
+    CREATE TABLE test (test TEXT);
+    SHOW TABLES;
+    INSERT INTO test VALUES("happy");
+    SELECT * FROM test;
+    
+
+After that, it will get the following output:
+
+    co:0a255f136520a2bc6a29055a619ec4f72c2c80fa600daf73b1caa375946ea0e4=> CREATE TABLE test (test TEXT);
+    CREATE TABLE
+    co:0a255f136520a2bc6a29055a619ec4f72c2c80fa600daf73b1caa375946ea0e4=> SHOW TABLES;
+     name
+    ------
+     test
+    (1 row)
+    
+    co:0a255f136520a2bc6a29055a619ec4f72c2c80fa600daf73b1caa375946ea0e4=> INSERT INTO test VALUES("happy");
+    INSERT
+    co:0a255f136520a2bc6a29055a619ec4f72c2c80fa600daf73b1caa375946ea0e4=> SELECT * FROM test;
+     test
+    -------
+     happy
+    (1 row)
+    
+    co:0a255f136520a2bc6a29055a619ec4f72c2c80fa600daf73b1caa375946ea0e4=>
+    
+
+Use the `Ctrl + D` shortcut or type `\q` to exit the `cql` interactive command line
+
+### SQLChain Observer
+
+The Observer role in the image uses the same private.key as in the mysql-adapter image, so the new account authorization and transfer process can be eliminated.
+
+（For details on rights management, please refer to [Database Permission Managemen](cql.md#数据库权限管理)）
+
+#### Use SQLChain Observer in your browser
+
+We provide a SQLChain Observer at port `127.0.0.1:11108` to see the SQL statement on the chain.