Corda uses a http protocol for sharing address/identity mappings This container aims to be a simple way of getting started with corda networks. To do this, it provides a simple non-validating notary and a network map within a single container
Corda is a permissioned system, and control of which identities are allowed onto a network is provided by the doorman protocol as described here.
This container implements provides an "Auto" accept doorman, with a trust root of the corda development certificate authority. This trust root is available at the endpoint http://<serving_url>/trustroot
with a password of trustpass.
- To build the network map jar use:
./gradlew clean build - To build the network map jar and the docker image use:
./gradlew clean build && ./gradlew docker(This must be run as two commands due to an issue with the docker plugin used //TODO - change plugin)
The notary must be configured to know what address to advertise itself on. This is done via a PUBLIC_ADDRESS environment variable passed to the container
If your cordapp makes use of the zone whitelist, you must provide a set of jars for the container to whitelist. This is done via mounting a folder into the /jars directory.
The network-map is configured by default to use the platform version of the corda runtime bundled as the minimumPlatformVersion of the network. It is possible to modify this by passing --minimumPlatformVersion=<required_version> to the container
docker run -it -v corda/samples/bank-of-corda-demo/build/nodes/BankOfCorda/cordapps:/jars -p 8080:8080 -p 10200:10200 -e PUBLIC_ADDRESS=stefano-corda.azure.io roastario/notary-and-network-map:4.0 --minimumPlatformVersion=4
- the network map will be exposed on port 8080,
- the notary will be exposed on port 10200 and advertised as
stefano-corda.azure.io - the cordapps located in
corda/samples/bank-of-corda-demo/build/nodes/BankOfCorda/cordappswill be used to generate a whitelist - the minimum version of the network will be set to 4