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Create testnet startup script. #28

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dwedul-figure opened this issue Mar 15, 2022 · 1 comment
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Create testnet startup script. #28

dwedul-figure opened this issue Mar 15, 2022 · 1 comment

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dwedul-figure commented Mar 15, 2022

Summary

Create a script that will guide a user through setting up and starting a mainnet node.

Problem Definition

As a future node operator, I want it to be amazingly simple to set up and start running a Provenance mainnet node so that I don't have to spend time walking through startup documents.

Currently, to start up a node, a person would probably start at https://docs.provenance.io/ and follow through the documented procedure, which isn't very straight-forward. They might also start with this repo, which isn't much of a guide either.

The process could be made easier though.

Proposal

See provenance-io/mainnet#18 for proposal and requirements.

Differences between this script and the script in the mainnet repo:

  • The quicksync URL.
  • The commands to output at the end should include the -t. Either that or include PIO_TESTNET=true in the env vars for the user to set.

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@dwedul-figure dwedul-figure changed the title Create startup script. Create testnet startup script. Mar 15, 2022
@nullpointer0x00 nullpointer0x00 moved this from Todo to Backlog in Provenance Core Protocol Team Jan 23, 2023
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Possibly use starship for this...

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