11-07-2019 Workshop
Participants
@Medha Parlikar
@Tom Vasile (Deactivated)
@Ashok Ranadive (Unlicensed)
@Rita Allen (Unlicensed)
@Former user (Deleted)
@Former user (Deleted)
@Former user (Deleted)
Chidindu Ojimadu
JLeonY
Joowon Yun
Joon-ho Yeom
Pre-Requisites
Install Prerequisites described here: https://github.com/CasperLabs/CasperLabs/blob/dev/docs/BUILD.md#prerequisites
Pre-Compile Contract Examples: https://github.com/CasperLabs/contract-examples#casperlabs-smart-contract-examples
Goals
Help folks configure their nodes with Node 0.9
Connect to DevNet (Create the chainspec locally for DevNet)
Synch state with DevNet
Send a bonding request
Send a deployment and propose a block.
Bootstrap Address
We will select the bootstrap during the session.
casperlabs://a605c8ddc4ed3dc9b881bfe006cc8175fb31e125@100.24.117.48?protocol=40400&discovery=40404
Software Version (GitHash)
Node 0.9.0 Githash: 9ce36fec05d57eee9ff9e450fdba255ca9b494e4
Docker tag: latest
What you need to know:
Make sure you have a public / private key pair that you have generated via the explorer at https://clarity.casperlabs.io
Update your node to the latest version.
Download accounts.csv from the 0.9.0 release page located at: https://github.com/CasperLabs/CasperLabs/releases/tag/v0.9.0 and place it in the
$ yourdatadirectory/.casperlabs/chainspec/genesis
md5sum: 15c20435e7ef4928e6f844c1a749b32c
Delete the data directory if you have to upgrade the node software or restart your node.
global-state
blockstore
dagstore
sqlite.db
Run the Execution Engine first, before launching the node.
When generating Keys using Docker, use the wrapper script as documented in GitHub
Discussion topics
Title | Description | Notes |
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Connect to DevNet using the chainspec | Using the accounts.csv file, generate a genesis block that matches DevNet |
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Observe the nodes synching state. | Watch the nodes download blocks. Attempt to propose new transactions in DevNet |
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Fund accounts using Clarity | Using Clarity, fund the validator accounts for bonding |
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Send a bonding request | Using the newly funded account, bond to the DevNet |
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Verify that your node is bonded | Verify that the node is bonded. |
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Observe metrics from other nodes | query gRPC ports of other nodes in the network |
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Perform a token transfer between accounts | Transfer tokens between accounts |
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Outcome:
Joowon waited for synchronization for over 20 minutes to download 341 blocks. He is located in Korea, and is running his node locally on his PC.
Joon-ho Yeom is also running in Korea on his local PC. took about 13 minutes to sync 130 blocks.
JLeonY was able to bond
Action items
Up the faucet in the explorer to dispense enough tokens to fund transactions.
Figure out why payment amount needs to be so high.
Include the location of the PoS and Mint contracts in future documentation for persons that build the node locally. Compilation of the contracts is non-deterministic.