A self-contained urbit installation with nginx reverse proxy with certbot to fetch Let's Encrypt certificates.

• docker
• docker-compose
• A DNS A record

Assuming a DNS entry for foo.example.com exists, on a machine servicing the IP address (with firewall and routing for ports 80, 443 and 32123)

To start a disconnected dev ship:

./start.sh foo.example.com -F zod

To start a comet

./start foo.example.com -C my-comet

To boot a planet:

Sorry, this needs to be done by hand once....

Add - ./my-planet-key:/master-key to .services.volumes in assets/docker-compose.yaml:

 volumes:
 # Need the key file once in order to boot ship
 - ./my-planet-key:/master-key
 - urbit-data:/urbit
 ports:

Now boot the ship using the master key. The planet name needs to match the address of the master-key and must be a valid urbit address

./start.sh foo.example.com -k /master-key bittel-bottel

Once the ship boots, the master key can be removed from the assets/docker-compose.yaml and deleted

 volumes:
 # Master key removed
 - urbit-data:/urbit
 ports:

The ship can be booted without a key:

./start.sh foo.example.com bittel-bottel

Urbit docker container from https://github.com/asssaf/urbit-docker