local-setup

How to use the local-setup

Prerequisite

• worker built with SGX_MODE=SW make
• integritee-node built with cargo build --release

In case you have

• a sgx hardware and compile the worker with SGX_MODE=HW (default mode)
• a valid intel IAS key (development key is fine)

Steps

Check possible options to launch both node and worker(s)

./local-setup/launch.py -h

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -w WORKERS_NUMBER, --workers-number WORKERS_NUMBER
                        Number of workers to run
  -p [PARACHAIN], --parachain [PARACHAIN]
                        Config for parachain selection: local-binary-standalone / local-docker / local-binary / remote
  -l [LOG_CONFIG_PATH], --log-config-path [LOG_CONFIG_PATH]
                        log level config file path
  -o [OFFSET], --offset [OFFSET]
                        offset for port

Launch worker and node in terminal one

By default with the script you can launch node in local-binary-standalone mode + 1 worker:

./local-setup/launch.py

wait a little until all workers have been launched. You can stop the worker and node simply by pressing Ctrl + c.

In case you want to launch multiple workers, just use -w flag with number, the workers ports will be adjusted accordingly

Open a second terminal to show logs

cd local-setup
./tmux_logger.sh

You can remove the tmux session of the script by running

tmux kill-session -t integritee_logger

Open a third terminal to run a demo

cd <worker directory>/cli
./demo_shielding_unshielding.sh -p 99xx -P 20xx