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Sentc api self-hosting

with docker.

Follow the steps to self-host the sentc api with docker compose.

  1. Copy and rename the following files:
    • .env.sample -> .env
    • sentc.env.sample -> sentc.env
  2. Create a Root key with the sentc key gen and put it in ROOT_KEY:
docker-compose -f key_gen/docker-compose.yml up
  1. (optional but recommended) change mysql env in the .env file

Mariadb

To start the mysql version:

docker-compose -f mysql/docker-compose.yml up -d

This will also create a mariadb container. If you have already a db use:

docker-compose -f mysql/docker-compose.external_db.yml up -d

Make sure the env: MYSQL_HOST for the mariadb host and MYSQL_DB for the mariadb database name are set.

To only start the services individual use:

docker-compose -f mysql/docker-compose.api.yml up -d

To start the api or:

docker-compose -f mysql/docker-compose.file_worker.yml up -d

to start the file background worker.

Sqlite

Before to start make sure a sqlite db is already placed into the directory: db/sqlite. You can use the db from the sentc-api repository. This dir will be a mounted volume into the docker container.

docker-compose -f sqlite/docker-compose.yml up -d