any-docker

⚠️ Note: this project is "work in progress" and is not yet ready for production use. It's actually not yet even ready for development use ;)

Community-maintained dockerized all-in-one instance of an anytype node.

Aim: provide a simple to use all-in-one docker image that runs an Anytype node and required infrastructure for development and testing.

• mongodb
• minio (s3 storage)
• redis
• any-heart
• any-sync-coordinator
• any-sync-node
• any-sync-filenode

Secondly, we want to offer a simple to use yet customizable option with just the Anytype "any-sync" and middleware infrastructure while running your own supporting infrastructure (mongodb, s3 storage, redis).

• any-heart
• any-sync-coordinator
• any-sync-node
• any-sync-filenode

Build nodes

git clone https://github.com/SamBouwer/any-docker
cd any-docker
make

Run nodes

Before you run your anytype node container, make sure you have mongo, s3 storage, and redis running in a docker network, and connect your anytype node container to that same network. For example:

docker network create anytype-node_default

You can run the nodes using the docker run command:

docker run --name any-docker --network=anytype-node_default any-sync-docker:0.33.3

Alternatively, you can run the node along with the required infrastructure in Docker compose using the docker-compose-example.yaml and .evn.example files.

Build clients

Contribute

I'm building a Dockerfile based on the instructions as posted here: https://tech.anytype.io/how-to/self-hosting

As building Anytype nodes and clients from source for selfhosting is new, and I am personally new to building docker images, any help is welcome!

⚠️ Note: You will find many Id's and Keys in this repo, but those are often changing and only exposed locally on my machine, so its of little use to you :)

Disclaimer

I am not part of the Anytype team.

TODO

• Improve documentation how to build and run a node
• Add docker run and docker-compose.yaml examples
• How to build, distribute and run clients (Windows, Android)
• Split monolith Docker image to allow BYOI (bring your own infra; s3, mongodo, redis)