The Docker image defined by enclave.Dockerfile creates a Docker image for an TEN enclave service running in SGX.
To build the image, run:
docker build -t enclave -f dockerfiles/enclave.Dockerfile .
This is a required step before running the Docker integration tests.
To run the image as a container, where XXX is the port on which to expose the enclave service's RPC endpoints on the
local machine, and YYY is the address of the node that this enclave service is for as an integer:
docker run -p XXX:11000/tcp enclave --hostID YYY --address :11000
By default, the image runs the TEN enclave service in SGX simulation mode. To run the enclave service in non-simulation mode instead, run:
docker run -e OE_SIMULATION=0 --privileged -v /dev/sgx:/dev/sgx -p XXX:11000/tcp enclave --hostID YYY --address :11000 --willAttest=true
Stop and remove all TEN docker containers:
docker rm $(docker stop $(docker ps -a -q --filter ancestor=enclave --format="{{.ID}}"))
The ego docker images setup a home directory in /home/ten/ and within that go-ten/ contains the code
while data/ is used for persistence by the enclave.
That /home/ten/data directory is mounted inside the enclave as /data, any files written to it by the enclave process
should be sealed using the private enclave key, so it will be unreadable to anyone that accesses the container.