Getting the bot deployed to production

1. apt-get install docker-compose
2. usermod -aG docker
3. Log out and log back into shell
4. Copy the deploy/ folder to the server
5. Rename docker-compose.yaml.example to docker-compose.yaml and update with your envvars
6. Update 0_scripts/start.sh with your envvars
7. chmod +x 0_scripts/*
8. Copy the scripts in the root directory to 0_scripts/ on the production box
9. docker build --no-cache -t keybase_croupier .
10. docker-compose up -d croupier

NOTE:

The first time you launch the docker file, you are going to need to:

1. Replace keybase service & in start.sh with while true; do echo 'while'; sleep 2s; done
2. Build the dockerfile, docker build -t keybase_croupier .
3. Start the container, docker-compose up -d croupier
4. Attach to a bash process, docker-compose exec croupier bash
5. And provision the container device for Keybase: keybase login

Once you have authorized the device:

1. Replace while true; do echo 'while'; sleep 2s; done with keybase service &
2. Rebuild the Dockerfile, docker build -t keybase_croupier .
3. You're good to go, with docker-compose up -d croupier

Debugging issues

1. docker-compose exec croupier bash to start a bash prompt within container
2. tail /home/keybase/node_log

Analyzing the logs on local machine

1. Use docker ps to find container id
2. docker cp CONTAINER_ID:/home/keybase/node_log .
3. scp it to your local machine or just check on the server