Codius v1.2.5 is out! View https://medium.com/codius/codiusd-1-2-0-upgrading-and-websocket-support-42f712a0cee9 for details. Having trouble? Try the post at https://ilp-ix.link/1-2-1-selftest-fix/ from @WilcoC_gitlab
and the codius host site is not working
or codius-web.mypayid.app
codius-web is the service that provides the frontend for your codius host
https://github.com/codius/codius-web
https://github.com/codius/codius-web
so just mypayid.app
price can be configured with
kubectl set env -n codius-system deploy/codius-operator SERVICE_PRICE=<deploy-price>
kubectl set env -n codius-system deploy/codius-web REQUEST_PRICE=<your-price>
kubectl set env -n codius-system deploy/codius-operator REQUEST_PRICE=<your-price>
cpu usage isn't currently easily configurable
as I mentioned yesterday, a lot of this may switch over to using openfaas cloud
in which case cpu configuration should be more accessible
in which case cpu configuration should be more accessible
is there a way to stop/delete services
i tried kubectl get all -n codius-system but my service doesn't show
the kubernetes deployments and services for a deployed service are spawned from those services custom resources
and to delete:
kubectl delete services.core.codius.org <name>
is there a road map for these changes
nope
I've got the potential new host setup in progress here: https://github.com/codius/codius-install/tree/openfaas
I've got the potential new host setup in progress here: https://github.com/codius/codius-install/tree/openfaas
and here's what a host will likely look like
https://system.of.codiusfaas.net/dashboard/wilsonianb/
https://system.of.codiusfaas.net/dashboard/wilsonianb/
using openfaas will mean a lot of codius will consist of a much better maintained and time tested code base
Hi everyone!
I hope you guys can help me. My team has set up an Interledger testnet with our own local XRP ledger and two ILP connectors. I need two Codius hosts running on this environment. Is it possible to do this with the codius-install script available? I tried running the script as it is, but it requires me to enter a public IP, but we are running everything on our local network.
The hosts would be running on CentOS7, bare-metal.
I hope you guys can help me. My team has set up an Interledger testnet with our own local XRP ledger and two ILP connectors. I need two Codius hosts running on this environment. Is it possible to do this with the codius-install script available? I tried running the script as it is, but it requires me to enter a public IP, but we are running everything on our local network.
The hosts would be running on CentOS7, bare-metal.
Hi @FlavScheidt
I haven't tried the install script on a local network. You could try using the private IP address but I'm guessing some of the DNS and SSL certificate parts of the script would need to be modified.
A couple notes:
I haven't tried the install script on a local network. You could try using the private IP address but I'm guessing some of the DNS and SSL certificate parts of the script would need to be modified.
A couple notes:
- Codius uses web monetization for payment. I'm not sure exactly how to do web monetization on an ILP testnet, but I'd start by looking at https://github.com/coilhq/web-monetization-projects/tree/main/packages
- I'm in the process of replacing that codius install script with an OpenFaaS Cloud based solution
Hi all. Let me be the first to say I am a newbie to all of this. But was tempted once I saw the codius host easy install github script that was circulating on twitter in August. Ive had trouble running the script and installing the codius host on my local server. It keeps asking for /root and I can't get pass this point. I'm running windows 10 pro with developer tools activated, if that helps. Also, if this helps my rig is ryzen 3600/32 gigs of RAM.
:wave:
the codius-install script will only work on Linux
I'd also hold off on using that script as it'll likely be replaced by an openfaas-based setup (https://github.com/wilsonianb/wm-ofc)
the codius-install script will only work on Linux
I'd also hold off on using that script as it'll likely be replaced by an openfaas-based setup (https://github.com/wilsonianb/wm-ofc)
Or anybody knows something similar solution for it, it will be good! :)
Hello gents, I had a host running codius around 2-years ago. I havent ran it in a long time and all docs I find are from around that time. Did a Windows installtion client ever get released or is everything still running on CENTOS7? If not, has there been any changes to the Moneyd, Codiusd, and Hyperd as far as instalation and configuration? If no changes have occured, I can just reuse my script I had from before? Also, has Codius picked up yet traffic wise? I have been out of the loop for a while.
:wave: Hi @barnabas-szekeres and @XRippling_gitlab
Codius is still alive!
The previous codiusd solution is no longer supported as hyperd has been deprecated and moneyd can longer provide direct Interledger access.
The new version which will host serverless functions paid for with web monetization is in development here: https://github.com/wilsonianb/wm-ofc
Codius is still alive!
The previous codiusd solution is no longer supported as hyperd has been deprecated and moneyd can longer provide direct Interledger access.
The new version which will host serverless functions paid for with web monetization is in development here: https://github.com/wilsonianb/wm-ofc
@wilsonianb , So is everything is being off-loaded into the cloud. Can we still host on servers on prem if we have the hardware availble? I have a large server availble and a buisness connection with static IP's that I was using previously and would like to continue to host on prem if possible.
Nope, there's nothing stopping anyone from operating as a host.
Codius will be using OpenFaaS, which like Codius is intended as an open solution to cloud vendor lock-in
Codius will be using OpenFaaS, which like Codius is intended as an open solution to cloud vendor lock-in
Initially, payments will be done via a web monetization provider like Coil.
In the future, general Interledger payments should be possible, as wallets start to support https://openpayments.dev/
In the future, general Interledger payments should be possible, as wallets start to support https://openpayments.dev/