Tooling for participating in Ephemeral testnet based on its genesis repository.
Running a node in this test network requires resetting clients with a new genesis after given period. In this repository, you can find scripts and deployment for this automatized setup.
Script retention.sh
provides the main mechanism for resetting the network. It checks for period timeout and resets the node automatically. Make sure to read the script first, modify variables and paths to match your setup.
By default, the script is controlling clients using their systemd services. You can find examples files for services in systemd-services
directory, you should also modify them to suit your system.
This repository also includes configuration files for cloud-init
. These provide many deployment options for various client combinations and also explorers.
Another deployment option is using docker-compose
setup. This is a simple option to run a node which always follows the current chain.
Just ensure that Docker and docker-compose are installed, clone this repository and start the setup.
git clone https://github.com/pk910/test-testnet-scripts.git
cd test-testnet-scripts/docker-compose
docker-compose up
Currently it only includes single client pair with automatic restart and needs more work. Feel free to extend it with other options.
There are automatically build customized client images for all major ethereum clients available via the ephemery-client-wrapper repository.
The repository takes the original client images and injects a wrapper script that takes care of the ephemery related things (reset mechanism & client flags). The images are meant to be drop-in replacements for the official images, so they should be fully compatible with any setup that uses the official client images.
See the list of client images & example docker commands in the README.md. You can also take a look into the example scripts in docker-example
For deployments to a kubernetes cluster, you can find an example helm chart in the charts folder.
Currently only the geth-lighthouse client pair is supported, retention is automated via a Kubernetes CronJob.
More information on how to deploy the chart and it's default values can be found in README.md.
If you simply want to run a node on Ephemery, you can manually set this up by following one of the sets of instructions below.
Warning: you will need to manually reset your system when the testnet is reset.