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chore(eth): update mentions to evm-testnet and hermes-beta (#1151)
We have deployed new Pyth contracts on testnets using the stable
feeds and users no longer need to use hermes-beta in many networks.
This change updates the mentions to them.
[`config.injective.sample.json`](./config.injective.sample.json) contains configuration to publish on Injective testnet.
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## Running using a standalone price service (via docker-compose)
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## Running via docker-compose
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Price pusher communicates with [Pyth price service][] to get the most recent price updates. Pyth price service listens to the
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Wormhole network to get latest price updates, and serves REST and websocket APIs for consumers to fetch the updates.
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Pyth hosts public endpoints for the price service; however, it is recommended to run it standalone to achieve more resiliency and
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scalability.
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This directory contains sample docker compose files ([stable](./docker-compose.stable.sample.yaml),
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[beta](./docker-compose.beta.sample.yaml)) a price pusher.
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This directory contains sample docker compose files ([testnet](./docker-compose.testnet.sample.yaml),
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[mainnet](./docker-compose.mainnet.sample.yaml)) a price pusher and its dependencies, including a
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price service and a Wormhole spy. A price service depends on a Wormhole spy. A spy listens to the Wormhole
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network and reports all Pyth-related Wormhole messages to the price service.
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To run the services via docker-compose, please modify the your target network (testnet, mainnet) sample docker-compose file to adjust the configurations.
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To run the services via docker-compose, please set the RPC endpoint and contract address of your target network in the
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sample docker-compose file.
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Then, start the docker-compose like this:
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```
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docker-compose -f docker-compose.testnet.sample.yaml up
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docker-compose -f docker-compose.stable.sample.yaml up
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```
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It will take a few minutes until all the services are up and running.
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