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=== Deployment via Docker === |
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Latest revision as of 19:23, 20 November 2024
MemCP is relatively easy to deploy. It only requires minimal system requirements (some 10-20 Megabytes of RAM for the base system). There are two deployment methods:
Deployment via pm2 (preferred)
To run memcp, just follow these commands:
git clone https://github.com/launix-de/memcp cd memcp go get make # make sure, go is installed pm2 start ./memcp -data ./data/ # use a different path than ./data if you wish; install pm2
If you want to update memcp, just run:
git pull make pm2 restart [processid]
If you want a minimal installation without source code, just copy the executable memcpas well as the libfolder as well as assets.
Deployment via Docker
Docker needs a lot more RAM and disk space since every docker container installs its own linux distribution.
To build docker just run
git clone https://github.com/launix-de/memcp cd memcp docker buildx .
Docker offers a volume /data where all data is stored and exposes port 4332 (HTTP and REST APIs) and port 3307 (mysql)