This image is deprecated, we highly recommend to use wavesplatform/wavesnode image instead.
Waves is a decentralized platform that allows any user to issue, transfer, swap and trade custom blockchain tokens on an integrated peer-to-peer exchange. You can find more information about Waves at wavesplatform.com and in the official documentation.
This Docker image contains scripts and configs to run Waves Node from version 0.13.0 for TESTNET, MAINNET or CUSTOM networks. The image is focused on fast and convenient deployment of Waves Node.
Container downloads .jar file and configuration files from the releases section and runs it.
It is highly recommended to read more about Waves Node configuration before running the container.
The simplest way to run a container:
docker run -it wavesplatform/node
Note: We recommend to start a container like below for MAINNET:
docker run -p 6869:6869 -p 6868:6868 -e WAVES_NETWORK=MAINNET -e WAVES_LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG -e WAVES_HEAP_SIZE=2g -v YOUR_LOCAL_PATH_HERE:/waves wavesplatform/node
For TESTNET:
docker run -p 6869:6869 -p 6863:6863 -e WAVES_NETWORK=TESTNET -e WAVES_LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG -e WAVES_HEAP_SIZE=2g -v YOUR_LOCAL_PATH_HERE:/waves wavesplatform/node
You can run container with predefined environment variables:
| Env variable | Description |
|---|---|
WAVES_WALLET_SEED |
Plain text seed for node wallet. Container converts it to base58. |
WAVES_WALLET_SEED_BASE58 |
Base58 encoded seed. |
WAVES_WALLET_PASSWORD |
Password for wallet file. |
WAVES_VERSION |
Node version. Default value is latest. You can find the list of available versions here. |
WAVES_NETWORK |
Available values are MAINNET and TESTNET. |
WAVES_LOG_LEVEL |
Node logging level, available values: OFF, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, TRACE. More details about logging are available here. |
WAVES_HEAP_SIZE |
Java Heap Size limit in -X Command-line Options notation (-Xms=[your value]). More details here |
WAVES_CONFIG_FILE |
Path to your Waves Configuration file. |
WAVES_DECLARED_ADDRESS |
String with IP address and port to send as external address during handshake. Could be set automatically if UPnP is enabled. If declared-address is set, which is the common scenario for nodes running in the cloud, the node will just listen to incoming connections on bind-address:port and broadcast its declared-address to its peers. |
WAVES_AUTODETECT_ADDRESS |
Set yes if you want to get your public address and set value declared-address with it. |
WAVES_AUTODETECT_ADDRESS_PORT |
WAVES_AUTODETECT_ADDRESS can get only an IP address of the node, but not port number, so define your real port number with this variable. |
Note: All variables are optional.
If you want to pass configuration file to the node, it should be in mounted volume with path configs/local.conf file.
Note: Environment variables override values in the configuration file.
The image supports config customization with env variables.
Depending on env values the image generates local.conf file and stores it in /waves/configs directory.
The simple rule of how to set a value in the configuration file:
0. Determine the path to variable in configuration file (complete configuration file)
- Join all section names with two underscores(
__). - Replace all dashes with one underscore (
_). - Capitalize the final string.
For instance, if you want to set the value of waves.rest-api.enable, pass an environment variable WAVES__REST_API__ENABLE=no;
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