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Cloudserver custom build instructions
Every S3 Connector(S3C) release has a corresponding tag in Git for Cloudserver. So a release, for example, S3C 7.4.4.7 has a tag 7.4.4.7 in Cloudserver’s git repository. The following instructions can be used to have a custom build of Cloudserver, this build writes metadata and data to the file system for persistence.
This requires docker installed on the machine. Docker can be installed by following the instructions at https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop
Note: For example, to match S3C release 7.4.4.8 use 7.4.4.8 as the release number
#!/bin/bash
export S3C_VERSION=<release version>
echo "Building Cloudserver Version $S3C_VERSION"
git clone https://github.com/scality/cloudserver.git cloudserver-$S3C_VERSION
cd cloudserver-$S3C_VERSION
git checkout tags/$S3C_VERSION
echo node_modules >> .dockerignore
docker build ./ -t cloudserver:$S3C_VERSION
docker run -d --name cloudserver-$S3C_VERSION -p 8000:8000 cloudserver:$S3C_VERSION
This requires Node.js version 6.x installed on the host machine.
#!/bin/bash
export S3C_VERSION=<release version>
echo "Building Cloudserver Version $S3C_VERSION"
git clone https://github.com/scality/cloudserver.git cloudserver-$S3C_VERSION
cd cloudserver-$S3C_VERSION
git checkout tags/$S3C_VERSION
npm install
npm start
This will have Cloudserver running on port 8000 on the loopback interface, so http://localhost:8000 can be used as an endpoint. The default credentials are
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: accessKey1
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: verySecretKey1