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  1. Hyperswitch open source
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  3. Run Hyperswitch Locally Using Docker

Run Additional Services

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The default behaviour for docker compose only runs the following services:

  1. hyperswitch server

  2. hyperswitch control center

  3. hyperswitch web sdk

  4. postgres

  5. redis (standalone)

You can run the scheduler, data and monitoring services by specifying suitable profile names to the above Docker Compose command. To understand more about the hyperswitch architecture and the components involved, check out the .

  • To run the scheduler components (consumer and producer), you can specify --profile scheduler:

    docker compose --profile scheduler up -d
  • To run the monitoring services (Grafana, Promtail, Loki, Prometheus and Tempo), you can specify --profile monitoring:

    docker compose --profile monitoring up -d

    You can then access Grafana at http://localhost:3000 and view application logs using the "Explore" tab, select Loki as the data source, and select the container to query logs from.

  • To run the data services (Clickhouse, Kafka and Opensearch) you can specify the olap profile

    docker compose --profile olap up -d

    You can read more about using the data services

  • You can also specify multiple profile names by specifying the --profile flag multiple times. To run both the scheduler components and monitoring services, the Docker Compose command would be:

    docker compose --profile scheduler --profile monitoring up -d

Once the services have been confirmed to be up and running, you can proceed with .

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