Getting Started

Execution

CLI

# Option A: Just give me a barebones setup of the latest Conduit release (includes Router)
npx @conduitplatform/cli deploy

# Option B: I wish to bring up extra modules and perform some basic configuration
npx @conduitplatform/cli deploy --config

Docker

Prerequisites

# Set up the Container Network
docker network create conduit

# Start Redis
docker run -d --name conduit-redis \
              --network-alias redis \
              --network "conduit" \
              -h conduit-redis \
              -p 6379:6379 \
              docker.io/library/redis:latest

# Start Conduit
docker run -d --name conduit-core \
              --network-alias conduit \
              --network "conduit" \
              -h conduit-core \
              -p 55152:55152 -p 3030:3030 -p 3031:3031 \
              -e REDIS_HOST="conduit-redis" -e REDIS_PORT="6379" \
              ghcr.io/conduitplatform/conduit:latest

# Start MongoDB
docker run -d --name conduit-mongo \
              --network-alias mongo \
              --network "conduit" \
              -h conduit-mongo \
              -p 27017:27017 \
              docker.io/library/mongo:latest

# Start Database
docker run -d --name conduit-database \
              --network-alias database \
              --network "conduit" \
              -h conduit-database \
              -e REGISTER_NAME="true" -e CONDUIT_SERVER="conduit-core:55152" \
              -e DB_TYPE="mongodb" \
              -e DB_CONN_URI="mongodb://conduit-mongo:27017" \
              ghcr.io/conduitplatform/database:latest

docker run -d --name conduit-router \
              --network-alias router \
              --network "conduit" \
              -h conduit-router \
              -p 3000:3000 -p 3001:3001 \
              -e REGISTER_NAME="true" -e CONDUIT_SERVER="conduit-core:55152" \
              ghcr.io/conduitplatform/router:latest

At this point, you should have a functional Router instance.
Your modules may now register application routes for your users.

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