Installation
Prerequisites
Redis
Ocypod uses Redis as a storage backend, and it's recommended to use a dedicated Redis instance (or at least its own DB) to avoid any clashes with other key spaces.
The latest stable release (5.0) is recommended, though there are no known issues using 4.0 or 3.2.
Running from Docker
The simplest way of running Ocypod is using Docker. Images can be found at:
The examples directory contains a sample docker-compose.yml file that can be used to get Ocypod and Redis up and running quickly.
Building from source
Ocypod is written in Rust, so you'll need a Rust installation to build from source. Ocypod is generally built/tested using the latest stable Rust compiler release.
To build:
$ git clone https://github.com/davechallis/ocypod.git
$ cd ocypod
$ cargo build --release
Check built executable:
$ ./target/release/ocypod-server --version