The TLDR; Quickly set up Antelope Software and multi-node networking working with near instant finality (~1 sec). See Use Cases for background.
This reference and documentation sets up three separate nodes on a single host. Each node is a separate process distinguished with different port numbers.
graph LR;
One(Node-One:8888)<-->Two(Node-Two:6888);
One(Node-One:8888)<-->Three(Node-Three:7888);
Two(Node-Two:6888)<-->Three(Node-Three:7888);
- Build Docker Image
./bin/docker-build-image.sh
- Start Docker Container with Image
./bin/docker-create-container.sh
- Enter the Container
./bin/docker-enter-container.sh
- Setup Antelope Network, run from inside the docker container
/local/VaultaFoundation/repos/bootstrap-private-network/bin/finality_test_network.sh CREATE
- See Last Irreversible Block is -->three<-- block behind Head Block
- run
cleos get info
from inside the docker container
- run
See Step By Step
Changes for larger multi-host production systems
Listing of Versions between releases of this bootstrap repo across Antelope software. See Latest Change Log.
Q: Why is nodeos version v1.1.5
?
A: The version was reset to v1
with the new launch of Spring.
Q: How do I free up more disk space? A: Docker can chew up a lot of space try the following commands
docker volume prune -f
docker system prune -a -f
Q: How do I remove the old docker image A: Look for the docker image id and remove it.
docker image ls | grep savanna-antelope
docker image rm a1a1aa111a11
Q: How do I stop and remove the old docker container. A: The following commands should do it
docker container stop savanna-private-net
docker container rm savanna-private-net