[ZK Stack] - How to deploy zkstack in docker?

[SuccinctPaul]

Module Affected

• System contracts (era-system-contracts)
• Smart contracts (era-contracts)
• zkEVM (era-zk_evm)
• Server (zksync-era)
• Prover (era-boojum)
• Fee withdrawer (era-fee-withdrawer)
• Block Explorer (clock-explorer)
• Portal - Wallet + Bridge (dapp-portal)
• Other (please specify below)

Rust Version

1.78.0-nightly

Operating System

• Ubuntu
• MacOS
• Windows
• Other (Please specify below)

Issue Description

How to deploy zkstack in docker with customer token?
And what's the difference between server-v2 and local-node dockerfile?

Expected Behavior

Generate a docker-compose file to start zkstack like https://github.com/matter-labs/local-setup.git did.

Current Behavior

Non idea.

Repository Link (if applicable)

No response

Additional Details

No response

Prior Research

• Yes, I searched for similar issues and did not find any matching ones.

[gleenai[bot]]

To deploy ZK Stack in Docker, you can follow these general steps:

1. Clone the ZKsync Era repository:

   git clone https://github.com/matter-labs/zksync-era.git
   cd zksync-era

2. Set up Docker:
   Ensure Docker and Docker Compose are installed on your machine. If not, you can install them from Docker's official site.

3. Generate Docker Compose File:
   Use the zk stack docker-setup command to generate docker images for your server and prover. This will guide you through naming and tagging your image. After building it, a docker-compose file will be available for running the images in your desired environment.

4. Run Docker Compose:
   Navigate to the directory containing your docker-compose file and start your ZK Stack:

   docker-compose up

Regarding the difference between server-v2 and local-node Dockerfiles:

• server-v2: Typically refers to a newer version of the server setup, possibly with updated configurations or enhancements specific to the server's operation in a production or test environment.

• local-node: Designed for local testing and development. This setup is usually configured to simulate the environment with less complexity and more debugging features.

For a more detailed guide and custom configurations, you might want to refer to the ZKsync Node Quick Start Guide and the Docker L1 - L2 Nodes documentation. These resources provide comprehensive instructions on setting up ZKsync nodes using Docker.

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[bxpana]

Hey @SuccinctPaul it seems like you've asked in a few different posts about the custom base token. Are they all related or are each different? #622 (comment) and #626 (comment)

[SuccinctPaul]

@bxpana Hi，they are related.
#626 is a sub-question of #622

[bxpana]

So first you're asking about how to deploy and use the new base token in #622 and then how to bridge it from L1 to L2 (locally) in #626 ?

[SuccinctPaul]

So first you're asking about how to deploy and use the new base token in #622 and then how to bridge it from L1 to L2 (locally) in #626 ?

Yep

[bxpana]

Seems like the response from the bot should have helped answer the questions with docker, but regarding the base token we're working on the docs and should have them out within the next week. Will keep you posted.