How to use the local-setup

Prerequisite

• worker built with SGX_MODE=SW make
• integritee-node built with cargo build --release --features skip-ias-check

In case you have

• a sgx hardware and compile the worker with SGX_MODE=HW (default mode)
• a valid intel IAS key (development key is fine)

you can omit the --features skip-ias-check when building the node, but you must not use the subcommand flag --skip-ra in the json file (see two-workers.json) you're using to start the worker.

Steps

Adapt or create your own config file, as in the example of two-workers.json. Be mindful of the ports in case you're running the script on a server multiple people are working on.

Launch worker and node in terminal one

You can launch the workers and the node with:

./local-setup/launch.py ./local-setup/config/two-workers.json

wait a little until all workers have been launched. You can stop the worker and node simply by pressing Ctrl + c.

Open a second terminal to show logs

cd local-setup
./tmux_logger.sh

You can remove the tmux session of the script by running

tmux kill-session -t integritee_logger

Open a third terminal to run a demo

cd <worker directory>/cli
./demo_shielding_unshielding.sh -p 99xx -P 20xx