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Derek Smith 2023-04-04 16:25:58 -04:00
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defaults.sh
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@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ export PRIMARY_DOMAIN=
# this is the git commit of the project/ sub git repo.
# used in the migration script to switch into past for backup
# then back to present (TARGET_PROJECT_GIT_COMMIT) for restore.
export TARGET_PROJECT_GIT_COMMIT=305c1afcbd7d471f133e9e573ea88759017c9702
export TARGET_PROJECT_GIT_COMMIT=55de36dadca66b3e15f1180c2f3b7efb9658347e
#
export TESTNET_BLOCK_HASH=00000000d8277ba1ca66b40b3e3476629e6f0f97c5b8cfaeabfe402e55db223a

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deployment/help.txt
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You are in the Sovereign Stack Management Environment (SSME). From here, you can issue several commands:
ss-remote - Take a remote SSH endpoint under management of Sovereign Stack.
ss-deploy - Deploys Sovereign Stack instances to your currenty remote according to your
various remote.conf, project.conf, and site.conf files.
ss-show - show the lxd resources associated with the current remote.
ss-update - brings an existing deployment up to the newest version of Sovereign Stack.
ss-down - Takes the active project down. Non-destructive of user data.
ss-reset - The opposite of ss-remote; de-provisions an existing remote.
ss-up - Instantiate a deployment to your active project according to your
various remote.conf, project.conf, and site.conf files.
ss-down - Reverses ss-up. Takes the active project down. Non-destructive of user data,
unless you provide the --destroy flag.
ss-update - This is just ss-down then ss-up.
ss-show - show the lxd resources associated with the current remote.
For more infomation about all these topics, consult the Sovereign Stack website starting with:

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deployment/project_env.sh
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set -eu
export PROJECT_NAME="$(lxc info | grep "project:" | awk '{print $2}')"
PROJECT_NAME="$(lxc info | grep "project:" | awk '{print $2}')"
export PROJECT_NAME="$PROJECT_NAME"
if [ "$PROJECT_NAME" = default ]; then
echo "ERROR: You are on the default project. Use 'lxc project list' and 'lxc project switch <project>'."
exit 1
fi
PROJECT_PREFIX=$(echo "$PROJECT_NAME" | cut -d'-' -f1)
BITCOIN_CHAIN=$(echo "$PROJECT_NAME" | cut -d'-' -f2)
export PROJECT_PATH="$PROJECTS_PATH/$PROJECT_NAME"

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deployment/remote_env.sh
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@ -56,22 +56,22 @@ for PROJECT_CHAIN in ${DEPLOYMENT_STRING//,/ }; do
if [ "$BITCOIN_CHAIN" = testnet ]; then
WWW_SSDATA_DISK_SIZE_GB=30
WWW_BACKUP_DISK_SIZE_GB=80
WWW_BACKUP_DISK_SIZE_GB=30
WWW_DOCKER_DISK_SIZE_GB=50
BTCPAYSERVER_SSDATA_DISK_SIZE_GB=30
BTCPAYSERVER_BACKUP_DISK_SIZE_GB=5
BTCPAYSERVER_DOCKER_DISK_SIZE_GB=50
BTCPAYSERVER_BACKUP_DISK_SIZE_GB=30
BTCPAYSERVER_DOCKER_DISK_SIZE_GB=100
elif [ "$BITCOIN_CHAIN" = mainnet ]; then
WWW_SSDATA_DISK_SIZE_GB=40
WWW_BACKUP_DISK_SIZE_GB=80
WWW_DOCKER_DISK_SIZE_GB=40
WWW_BACKUP_DISK_SIZE_GB=40
WWW_DOCKER_DISK_SIZE_GB=1000
BTCPAYSERVER_SSDATA_DISK_SIZE_GB=30
BTCPAYSERVER_BACKUP_DISK_SIZE_GB=10
BTCPAYSERVER_DOCKER_DISK_SIZE_GB=300
BTCPAYSERVER_BACKUP_DISK_SIZE_GB=30
BTCPAYSERVER_DOCKER_DISK_SIZE_GB=500
fi