If you do not want to install any software on your server for monitoring, or (what is more important) you want to use external monitoring that works even if your own system is down, you can use this service.
You will be able to track the status of your node, delegation, redelegation, assets and their value.
- if your node is down
- a delegation/un/redelegation has been received
- a new proposal has been created
- you are missing voting (time is almost end)
- software update is coming
- balance of your relayer operator's address is low
Here you can download a snapshot of Warden database.
Pruning config: custom, 100 0 10.
Last snapshot: warden_snapshot.tar.gz Height: 913861 Size: 90 Gb
How to use:
1. Download lattest snapshot:
cd .warden && wget -O warden_snapshot.tar.gz https://snapshot4.validata.zone/warden/warden_snapshot.tar.gz
2. Stop your node. Backup your data/priv_validator_state.json if you are running validator's node.
3. Extract the archive:
tar zxf warden_snapshot.tar.gz
4. If you are running validator's node, restore priv_validator_state.json before starting.
5. Start your node.
For rapidly bootstrap your node and save space of database you can use our State Sync service.
1. Stop your node. Clear DB data (don't forget to backup your data/priv_validator_state.json if you are running validator's node):
wardend tendermint unsafe-reset-all
2. Open your .warden/config/config.toml, find [statesync] section and fill it with this:
enable = true
rpc_servers = "https://rpc.testnet.warden.validata.zone:443,https://rpc.testnet.warden.validata.zone:443"
trust_height = 924000
trust_hash = "C049AB1F280868507DD3B18109142B776C9955FECA9CCBA4E3B41E354168A3B2"
trust_period = "168h0m0s"
3. Download addrbook.json and place it to .warden/config/ folder: addrbook.json
curl https://snapshot4.validata.zone/warden/addrbook.json > ~/.warden/config/addrbook.json
4. Start your node (if you are running validator's node, restore priv_validator_state.json before starting).
You can use Paranormal Bros. RPC node for fastsync, peer address to bootstrap your node.
RPC:
https://rpc.testnet.warden.validata.zone
API:
https://api.testnet.warden.validata.zone
Peer:
463e6503270a19df0947ae33925a35ff8994a19e@peer.testnet.warden.validata.zone:26656
You can get 10 testnet tokens per day by requesting a faucet.
You will need testnet tokens to run validator. There is no point in starting a token race, because the size of the delegation is not taken into account when calculating rewards, so do not try to get as many tokens as possible. The main thing in rewards calculation will be the quality of your validator's work.