Project submited to the Hack New Golem bounties.
- Node-Golem Github Repository
- Node-Golem DockerHub Respository
- Golem Network > Website
- Golem Network > Provider Node Documentation
You can clone this repository or use the provided docker-compose.yml as a base template for your own setup.
A Makefile is included for convenience but make is not required to run the node.
Use make or make help to list the available shortcuts.
Use make golem-setup to run the node for the first time.
The CLI will ask you a few questions: refer to the Provider Node Documentation > Initial Setup for more details.
The node settings will be kept on your host in a ./data-node repository.
Use make up to start the node and prometheus services in a detached mode.
You can access the logs for all at any time by running make logs.
You can access the logs for golem at any time by running make golem-logs.
Use make golem-status to get your node address and health.
Use make prometheus to start the prometheus services in a detached mode.
You can access the logs at any time by running make logs
Create API token by signing up and registering on https://console.hetzner.cloud/projects
Add SSH key to the project with the name "golem-provider-terraform"
Modify and update terraform/vars.auto.tfvars with the desired values
cd terraform
run terraform apply
example ouput:
Apply complete! Resources: 2 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.
Outputs:
node_ip_address = [
"95.216.189.*",
]
prom_ip_address = "95.216.212.*"
you can now ssh into the server using the key you added above
you can run catlog and taillog to see the status of the startup script
you can access prometheus at prom_ip_address:9090
If you find this template useful you may consider the option of offering me a beer through a donation. Support is very appreciated 🙂
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You should also consider donating to the creator of the docker-image