docker: replace celestia with celestia-da

[tuxcanfly]

Overview

Fixes #74

Checklist

• New and updated code has appropriate documentation
• New and updated code has new and/or updated testing
• Required CI checks are passing
• Visual proof for any user facing features like CLI or documentation updates
• Linked issues closed with keywords

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced gRPC service on port 26650 for the Data Availability Service.
  • Updated Docker base image to enhance application stability and performance.

• Documentation

  • Updated README.md with new port mappings and environment variable usage instructions.

• Refactor

  • Modified entrypoint script to initialize and start the celestia-da bridge with new parameters for improved service integration.

• Chores

  • Adjusted Dockerfile to expose additional port and include necessary package installations.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates integrate celestia-da, a gRPC Data Availability service, into the local Celestia devnet Docker image. This allows for a more streamlined setup for projects that require interaction with Celestia's gRPC interface, as they no longer need to run an additional process for this service. The changes include updating the base Docker image, exposing a new port for gRPC, and modifying the entrypoint script to initialize and start the celestia-da service with the necessary parameters.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Dockerfile	Updated base image to ghcr.io/rollkit/celestia-da:v0.12.1-rc0, added openssl installation, and exposed port 26650.
README.md	Updated port mappings and documentation to include gRPC port 26650 and CELESTIA_NAMESPACE environment variable.
entrypoint.sh	Replaced celestia with celestia-da commands, added --da.grpc.namespace and --da.grpc.listen parameters, and set CELESTIA_NAMESPACE with a generated value if unset.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Support celestia-da in the Docker image for local devnet integrations (#74)	✅	The Dockerfile and entrypoint script have been updated to include and configure celestia-da.

Poem

In the Docker's cozy burrow, a new service does appear,
celestia-da now included, for all the devs to cheer. 🎉
No more extra processes, just one image to run,
With gRPC on port 26650, integration's now more fun.
A rabbit's work is never done, with code that hops and leaps,
Now settle down, dear services, and rest your weary beeps. 💤

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between dd90c11 and 5367d8e.

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• README.md (4 hunks)
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• README.md

Additional comments: 2

Dockerfile (2)

• 1-3: The base image has been updated to use opcelestia/celestia-da:v0.12.0. Ensure that this image is available in the registry and that all necessary dependencies for the application are satisfied by this new image.

• 20-20: The newly exposed port 26650 is for gRPC services. Verify that the application's security considerations have been updated to account for this new port being exposed, and ensure that any necessary firewall rules or security group settings are configured to allow traffic as needed.

[gupadhyaya]

@tuxcanfly can you update the docker file?

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entrypoint.sh (1)

• 73-85:

The changes to the entrypoint script correctly implement the switch from celestia to celestia-da and add the necessary gRPC flags as described in the summary. However, ensure that the CELESTIA_NODE_AUTH_TOKEN is securely handled in production environments to prevent unauthorized access.

[tuxcanfly]

OK, updated to use celestia-da v0.12.1-rc0. This version bundles celestia-node dd3b8e1411de.

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Dockerfile (3)

• 1-3:
  The base image has been updated to ghcr.io/rollkit/celestia-da:v0.12.1-rc0. Ensure that this new image is compatible with the existing application and that all necessary dependencies are met.

• 11-11:
  The addition of the openssl package is noted. Verify that this package is indeed required for the new Celestia Data Availability service and that it does not introduce any security vulnerabilities.

• 21-21:
  The EXPOSE instruction has been updated to include port 26650 for the gRPC Data Availability Service. Ensure that this port is correctly configured in any deployment environments and that it does not conflict with any existing services.

entrypoint.sh (2)

• 76-78:
  Ensure that the CELESTIA_NAMESPACE environment variable is documented and that users are aware of how it is set if not provided.

• 81-87:
  The changes correctly reflect the shift to the Celestia Data Availability service and the addition of gRPC parameters as described in the summary.

[tuxcanfly]

Namespace can be configured from the environment using CELESTIA_NAMESPACE variable.

[nashqueue]

utAck