Hosting

Currently, there are free, publicly reachable demo services deployed that you may use for development and testing. Please be aware that they do not provide any guarantees on uptime or data persistence. The domains for the various servers are as follows:

Self-hosting

If you prefer to host your own instances, we provide all the resources to run a local deployment in docker compose or a cloud-based deployment with Google Cloud Run.

Docker compose

The easiest way to run the different components on the local machine is to execute start the docker compose file in the root of the repository. The docker compose deployment uses the local certificate included in the code base to enable HTTPS connections. Therefore, you must enable the use_local_certificate feature flag when compiling the TSP CLI. Otherwise, you will receive an "Unknown Certificate" error.

# the `-d` option starts the containers in the background.
docker compose up -d

Google Cloud Run

To deploy the demo applications in your own Google Cloud environment, you can either build your own Docker images or rely on pulling them from GitHub. To build the images yourself, use the --target flag to specify which image to build.

docker build --target did-web . -t your-custom-tag/did-web:version
docker build --target server . -t your-custom-tag/server:version
docker build --target intermediary . -t your-custom-tag/intermediary:version

Further, you need a Google Cloud Run instance and at least the "Cloud Run Developer", "Artifact Registry Reader", and "Cloud Run Developer" access rights. The repository contains Knative configuration templates that can be deployed directly to Google Cloud Run.

gcloud run services replace <filled_in_template> --project <your_project>