T3rn Multi Wallet Executor Transaction Validator Setup

This repository provides a setup.sh script to automate the setup of T3rn executor instances using Docker.

Prerequisites

Before running the setup script, ensure you have the following prerequisites:

1. A Unix-based operating system (Linux or macOS is preferred)
2. wget - for downloading the setup script
3. chmod - for changing file permissions
4. bash - the script is written in Bash
5. Basic understanding of Docker - the script will install Docker if it's not already present

Create private_keys.txt

Before running the setup.sh script, you need to create a private_keys.txt file in the same directory as the script. This file should contain the private keys, one per line.

Setup Instructions

1. Download the setup.sh script

   Use wget to download the setup.sh script from the repository:

   wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ade1256/t3rn-executor-transaction-validator/main/setup.sh
   

2. Make the script executable

   Change the file permissions to make the script executable:

   chmod +x setup.sh

3. Run the setup.sh script

   Execute the script to start the setup process:

   ./setup.sh

   This script will:

   • Install Docker if it is not already installed
   • Download and unpack the T3rn executor binary
   • Create a Docker image using a Dockerfile
   • Start Docker containers for each private key listed in private_keys.txt

Docker Management

After running the setup.sh script, you can use the following Docker commands to manage your containers:

1. List Running Containers

   docker ps

2. View Logs

   Replace <container_name> with the name of the Docker container you want to view logs for:

   docker logs <container_name>

3. Stop a Running Container

   Replace <container_name> with the name of the Docker container you want to stop:

   docker stop <container_name>

4. Remove a Container

   Replace <container_name> with the name of the Docker container you want to remove:

   docker rm <container_name>

5. Remove an Image

   Replace <image_name> with the name of the Docker image you want to remove:

   docker rmi <image_name>

Additional Information

For more details on Docker commands and usage, refer to the official Docker documentation.