You must have docker-compose
installed to run this project.
Execute ./scripts/restart
from the root directory of the project. This will start all of the necessary components for the distributed system.
You can connect to Adminer on localhost:80
, access the webserver on localhost:8000
, and manually send POST requests to the transaction server using localhost:4000
.
- You must run the
restart
script to properly shut down the containers between runs. If you do not, next time the containers start up they may be the same instances, and the system will not be in a clean state. - If you want to watch a specific container's log files, use
sudo docker-compose logs -f <container name from docker-compose.yml>
. - If you want to open a shell in a specific container, use
sudo docker-compose -exec <container name from docker-compose.yml> /bin/sh
. - All commands that start with
docker-compose
must be run from the root directory of the project, or thedocker-compose.yml
file will not be accessible.
To provide a workload to the transaction server, we need to connect to the workload-generator container. There is a script named run
in the root directory of the project that can be used as a shortcut for this process.
Execute ./scripts/run workloads/<name here>
to pump commands through the system.
If the specified workload contains a DUMPLOG
command, it will be have been created in ./logging-server/out
.