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Whisper Nodes Cluster
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This is an instruction how to start a local Whisper cluster in Docker with docker-compose.
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## Prepare Docker image
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First, you need to have an image called `status-go:latest`. To build it, run `make docker-image`.
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## Run cluster
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To run the cluster with docker-compose, execute:
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```
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$ docker-compose up -d --scale wnode=3
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```
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> It may be required to make your node a swarm manager first. If you see an appropriate error, follow the instructions.
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This command will start a bootnode and three Whisper nodes. All Whisper nodes use the single bootnode and they should quickly find each other as peers.
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To access debug info, run `docker ps`, figure out your host port bound to wnode `8080/tcp` port and execute `curl localhost:$HOST_PORT/debug/vars`.
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Of course, you can always use `docker logs` to read logs. By default, `loglevel` is set to `DEBUG`.
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