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README
stack-network
About
This is a program I built as part of my Final Year Project in College. The project is titled An Exploration into the Distribution of Stack in which I designed and tested a few approaches for distributing Stack. stack-network uses Cloud Haskell and pipes to efficiently transmit files between nodes on a network and thus minimise build times.
Testing
Prerequisites
Docker (installed and running)
docker pull mcgizzle/stack-network
stack test
This will run a number of scenarios created from docker-compose
files embedded into the program using Quasi-Quotes.
Building & Running
stack build
Ensure you have a network.config
file
net
{
host = "127.0.0.1"
port = "5000"
}
Update the port and host as appropriate.
stack exec stack-network --help
will list the options
To see the program in action it is suggested running it with Docker. I have provided an image that wil work with the tests and the docker-compose located in the project root.
Pull the image from Docker
docker pull mcgizzle/stack-network
Run this from the root of the project
docker-compose up