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create-tee-project

v1.0.3

Published

Scaffold a TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) project with current support to AWS Nitro Enclaves, will be updated to support other cloud platforms in the future

Readme

create-tee-project

Scaffold a complete TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) project with infrastructure and deployment scripts. Currently supports AWS Nitro Enclaves, with support for other cloud platforms coming soon.

Quick Start

npx create-tee-project my-project
# or
yarn create tee-project my-project
# or
bunx create-tee-project my-project
# or
pnpx create-tee-project my-project

This will create a new directory my-project with a complete TEE project structure.

What Gets Created

The scaffolded project includes:

  • Example Applications (for reference):
    • apps/enclave-service/ (Go): Example secure wallet generation and transaction signing service running in AWS Nitro Enclaves
    • apps/secure-signer/ (Bun/TypeScript): Example HTTP API for wallet management and transaction building
  • Infrastructure (Pulumi): Complete AWS infrastructure setup including:
    • VPC and networking resources
    • EC2 instance with Nitro Enclaves support
    • Security groups and IAM roles
    • Deployment scripts
  • Docker Compose: Local development setup
  • Makefile: Deployment automation

Note: The applications in apps/enclave-service/ and apps/secure-signer/ are example projects provided for reference. You can modify or replace them with your own implementations.

Prerequisites

Before using the scaffolded project, ensure you have:

  • Bun installed (for the signer service)
  • Go 1.21+ installed (for the enclave service)
  • Pulumi CLI installed (for infrastructure)
  • AWS credentials configured
  • An AWS key pair created for EC2 access

Next Steps After Scaffolding

  1. Install dependencies:

    cd my-project
    cd apps/secure-signer && bun install
    cd ../../infra && bun install
  2. Configure AWS settings:

    • Update infra/config.ts with your AWS key pair name
    • Update Makefile with your SSH key path
  3. Set up infrastructure:

    make install  # Install Pulumi dependencies
    make preview   # Preview infrastructure changes
    make up       # Deploy infrastructure
  4. For local development, see LOCAL_TESTING.md in the scaffolded project.

Project Structure

my-project/
├── apps/
│   ├── enclave-service/    # Example Go service for secure operations (reference implementation)
│   └── secure-signer/      # Example Bun/TypeScript HTTP API (reference implementation)
├── infra/                  # Pulumi infrastructure code (AWS Nitro Enclaves)
├── docker-compose.yml      # Local development setup
├── Makefile               # Deployment automation (WIP)
└── LOCAL_TESTING.md        # Local development guide

Features

  • Cloud Platform Support: Currently supports AWS Nitro Enclaves. Support for other cloud platforms (Azure, GCP, etc.) coming soon.
  • Example Applications: Reference implementations for secure wallet management and transaction signing
  • Infrastructure as Code: Complete AWS infrastructure defined with Pulumi
  • Deployment Automation: Makefile-based deployment scripts (WIP - use at your own risk)
  • Local Development: Test locally with Docker Compose

License

MIT