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This solution builds on top of solution 5 and is written exclusively in F#.

running the code

silos

As in example 4, following scripts can be used to run silos:

  • ./run-silo-docker.sh
  • ./run-silo-local.sh An important thing to note is that if one wants to run multiple silos which form a cluster, the following variables need to be made unique for every silo:
  • GATEWAYPORT (e.g. 3001, 3002, etc.)
  • SILOPORT (e.g. 2001, 2002, etc.)
  • DASHBOARDPORT (e.g. 8081, 8082, etc.)

clients

As in example 4, following scripts can be used to run clients:

  • ./run-client-docker.sh
  • ./run-client-local.sh

demo

Alternatively, the following scripts can be run to illustrate the rich array of various local/docker silo/client scenarios:

  • run the cluster: ./run-demo-cluster.sh (3 silos: 2 hosted in docker, 1 hosted locally)
  • run the clients: ./run-demo-clients.sh (6 clients: 5 hosted in docker, 1 hosted locally)
  • stop the demo: ./stop-demo.sh (stops all docker containers created during the demo)