You could use this node for test deployment and interacting with smart contracts for demo.
Clone the repository docker and run inside the project folder:
$ docker-compose up -d
By default this will create:
- 1 Ethereum Bootstrapped container
All accounts have 1000 Ether on balance
Password: Password12345
Accounts:
-
0x9e65c373a97793e8d36cb8316ecbe79940110f90
Private key:5182723ba98bc10632156ad481d89a7507c6170312ae901db835a19eeaf147ad
-
0x4fc95b48a473f59c83a4aaefaad2a588a865d013
-
0x4ca7393cf5575fdefd8402f16920a33870fc9ef0
-
0x800ce51198c95280f2627a330e730bc96f704178
-
0xf85d84c5ef6dfd25e9a2f23941a93a05b41ffd7d
-
0x010e49e47cbb34e67c072702ed6f4d8b273f751f
-
0x67efd57c71232438cb405ce8917e259b8d14ea7e
-
0x4929d7de115ff73fe19fcf8ace73a2bececc9eb0
-
0x07a6aea0328e908140670628d67b6133c121f1c7
-
0x81eaf903c952447fd27b11db1604f4da6deda0ed
You could restore account from the keystore and unlock it with a password.
Keystore placed in files/keystore/
directory.
First address (0x9e65c373a97793e8d36cb8316ecbe79940110f90
) is used for contracts deployment and this account is owner of contracts by default.
- Run ethereum private node:
docker-compose up
- Generate new token for ui:
sh new-token.sh
- Wallet Web UI is available via
http://docker-ip:8180
address
- No need to unlock account. All accounts are unlocked by default