This repo demonstrates how to use Hyperledger Caliper from within Docker. We are using the Docker-Wormhole-Pattern approach to interact with the Docker daemon from within the Caliper container. This means the SUT is setup ad-hoc using docker-compose from within the running Caliper container.
Note that the Fabric certificates in crypto-config have been copied from the Caliper Benchmark Examples and they should never be used in production environments. Same holds true for the Ethereum key material in keys.
Just start the provided docker-compose project and you should be good to go:
$ docker-compose upSince the npm installation seems to be a bit messy, it is sometimes necessary to remove the old container.
Note that, since we rely on the name of the root docker-compose network, docker-compose need to be exectued in such a way, that it results in docker network name caliper-docker_caliper-dind (meaning having caliper-docker as the compose project name).
From the caliper directory run:
npm install
npx caliper launch master --caliper-bind-sut ethereum:1.2.1 --caliper-workspace . --caliper-benchconfig benchmarks/scenario/config.yaml --caliper-networkconfig networks/ethereum/1node/ethereum.jsonSince this work is heavly based upon the Caliper Benchmark Examples which are Apache licensed, we decided to license accordingly.
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