This repository contains the open source parts of Golem Cloud - a set of services enable you to run WebAssembly components in a distributed cloud environment.
See Golem Cloud for more information.
Firstly, spin up golem services using docker-compose in docker-examples folder. Please note that there is .env file consisting of common port configurations. You can override these variables in .env file in your local if there are port conflicts. Consider these examples as a simple reference for you to spin up the OSS golem services quickly and try things out. You may have a different approach and a different practice on how to configure docker!
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/golemcloud/golem-services/main/docker-examples/docker-compose-sqlite.yaml -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/golemcloud/golem-services/main/docker-examples/.env
docker-compose -f docker-compose-sqlite.yaml up
Afterwards in a separate terminal,
cargo install golem-cli
# template is your compiled code written in Rust, C, etc
# https://learn.golem.cloud/docs/building-templates helps you write some code and create a template - as an example
golem-cli template add <location-to-template-file>
# Now we need a worker corresponding from template, that can execute one of the functions in template
# If worker doesn't exist, it is created on the fly whey you invoke a function in template
golem-cli worker invoke-and-await --template-id <template-id> --worker-name my-worker --function golem:it/api/add-item --parameters '[{"product-id" : "foo", "name" : "foo" , "price" : 10, "quantity" : 1}]'
Internally, it is as simple as golem-cli using golem-client sending requests to Golem Services hosted in Docker container.
Therefore, you can see what's going on and troubleshoot things by inspecting docker containers.
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| | | |
| Use golem-cli | ---> | Golem Services |
| | | hosted in |
| commands | | Docker container |
| (Send Requests) | | |
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Find details here