This chapter covers the node documentation, necessary to have a working system. It covers the network, logging and storage parameters.
This is an common example of a Jörmungandr node configuration file typically named node-config.yaml
, however your's will vary depending on your needs.
Additionally, this configuration has been tested on a specific Jörmungandr version and may change with newer versions.
It's important to keep in mind that the trusted_peers
portion of this configuration will be different for each Cardano blockchain network.
If you're trying to connect this node to a specific network, you need to know its genesis block hash, and its associated list of trusted peers.
Example Configuration - 1:
---
log:
output: stderr
level: info
format: plain
http_fetch_block0_service:
- https://url/jormungandr-block0/raw/master/data
skip_bootstrap: false # If set to true - will skip the bootstrapping phase
bootstrap_from_trusted_peers: false
p2p:
public_address: "/ip4/X.X.X.X/tcp/Y" # This should match your public IP address (X) and port number (Y)
#listen: 0.0.0.0:Y
topics_of_interest:
blocks: normal # Default is normal - set to high for stakepool
messages: low # Default is low - set to high for stakepool
allow_private_addresses: false
max_connections: 256
max_client_connections: 192
gossip_interval: 10s
max_bootstrap_attempts: # Default is not set
trusted_peers:
- address: "/ip4/13.230.137.72/tcp/3000"
id: e4fda5a674f0838b64cacf6d22bbae38594d7903aba2226f
- address: "/ip4/13.230.48.191/tcp/3000"
id: c32e4e7b9e6541ce124a4bd7a990753df4183ed65ac59e34
- address: "/ip4/18.196.168.220/tcp/3000"
id: 74a9949645cdb06d0358da127e897cbb0a7b92a1d9db8e70
- address: "/ip4/3.124.132.123/tcp/3000"
id: 431214988b71f3da55a342977fea1f3d8cba460d031a839c
- address: "/ip4/18.184.181.30/tcp/3000"
id: e9cf7b29019e30d01a658abd32403db85269fe907819949d
- address: "/ip4/184.169.162.15/tcp/3000"
id: acaba9c8c4d8ca68ac8bad5fe9bd3a1ae8de13816f40697c
- address: "/ip4/13.56.87.134/tcp/3000"
id: bcfc82c9660e28d4dcb4d1c8a390350b18d04496c2ac8474
policy:
quarantine_duration: 30m
quarantine_whitelist:
- "/ip4/13.230.137.72/tcp/3000"
- "/ip4/13.230.48.191/tcp/3000"
- "/ip4/18.196.168.220/tcp/3000"
layers:
preferred_list:
view_max: 20
peers:
- address: "/ip4/13.230.137.72/tcp/3000"
id: e4fda5a674f0838b64cacf6d22bbae38594d7903aba2226f
- address: "/ip4/13.230.48.191/tcp/3000"
id: c32e4e7b9e6541ce124a4bd7a990753df4183ed65ac59e34
- address: "/ip4/18.196.168.220/tcp/3000"
id: 74a9949645cdb06d0358da127e897cbb0a7b92a1d9db8e70
rest:
listen: 127.0.0.1:3100
storage: "./storage"
explorer:
enabled: false
mempool:
pool_max_entries: 100000
log_max_entries: 100000
leadership:
logs_capacity: 1024
no_blockchain_updates_warning_interval: 15m
Note: The node configuration uses the YAML format.
Starting the node jormungandr
with the command line option --rewards-report-all
will
collect a thorough report of all the reward distribution. It can then be accessed via the
REST endpoints /api/v0/rewards/history/1
or /api/v0/rewards/epoch/10
.
this is not a recommended setting as it may take memory and may trigger some latency.
By default we allow a single transaction to delay a block by 50 slots. This can
be changed by adjusting the block_hard_deadline
setting.
If you want to record the reward distributions in a directory it is possible to set
the environment variable: JORMUNGANDR_REWARD_DUMP_DIRECTORY=/PATH/TO/DIR/TO/WRITE/REWARD
.
If an error occurs while dumping the reward, the node will panic with an appropriate error message.