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README.md

Docker Installation

This directory contains the Dockerfiles used to build and release the official images and a docker-compose.yml for end users to run a Mempool instance with minimal effort.

You can choose to configure Mempool to run with a basic backend powered by just bitcoind, or with bitcoind along with an Electrum-compatible server for full functionality.

`bitcoind`-only Configuration

Note: address lookups require an Electrum server and will not work with this configuration.

Make sure bitcoind is running and synced.

The default Docker configuration assumes you have added RPC credentials for a mempool user with a mempool password in your bitcoin.conf file, like so:

rpcuser=mempool
rpcpassword=mempool

If you want to use different credentials, specify them in the docker-compose.yml file:

  api:
    environment:
      MEMPOOL_BACKEND: "none"
      CORE_RPC_HOST: "172.27.0.1"
      CORE_RPC_PORT: "8332"
      CORE_RPC_USERNAME: "customuser"
      CORE_RPC_PASSWORD: "custompassword"

The IP address in the example above refers to Docker's default gateway IP address so that the container can hit the bitcoind instance running on the host machine. If your setup is different, update it accordingly.

Now, run:

docker-compose up

Your Mempool instance should be running at http://localhost. The graphs will be populated as new transactions are detected.

`bitcoind` + Electrum Server Configuration

First, configure bitcoind as specified above, and make sure your Electrum server is running and synced.

Then, make sure the following variables are set in docker-compose.yml, as shown below, so Mempool can connect to your Electrum server:

  api:
    environment:
      MEMPOOL_BACKEND: "electrum"
      ELECTRUM_HOST: "172.27.0.1"
      ELECTRUM_PORT: "50002"
      ELECTRUM_TLS_ENABLED: "false"

Of course, if your Docker host IP address is different, update accordingly.

With bitcoind and Electrum Server set up, run Mempool with:

docker-compose up

Further Configuration

Optionally, you can override any other backend settings from mempool-config.json.

Below we list all settings from mempool-config.json and the corresponding overrides you can make in the api > environment section of docker-compose.yml.

mempool-config.json:

  "MEMPOOL": {
    "NETWORK": "mainnet",
    "BACKEND": "electrum",
    "HTTP_PORT": 8999,
    "SPAWN_CLUSTER_PROCS": 0,
    "API_URL_PREFIX": "/api/v1/",
    "POLL_RATE_MS": 2000,
    "CACHE_DIR": "./cache",
    "CLEAR_PROTECTION_MINUTES": 20,
    "RECOMMENDED_FEE_PERCENTILE": 50,
    "BLOCK_WEIGHT_UNITS": 4000000,
    "INITIAL_BLOCKS_AMOUNT": 8,
    "MEMPOOL_BLOCKS_AMOUNT": 8,
    "PRICE_FEED_UPDATE_INTERVAL": 600,
    "USE_SECOND_NODE_FOR_MINFEE": false,
    "EXTERNAL_ASSETS": ["https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mempool/mining-pools/master/pools.json"],
    "STDOUT_LOG_MIN_PRIORITY": "info"
  },