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tmpnet - temporary network orchestration

This package implements a simple orchestrator for the avalanchego nodes of a temporary network. Configuration is stored on disk, and nodes run as independent processes whose process details are also written to disk. Using the filesystem to store configuration and process details allows for the tmpnetctl cli and e2e test fixture to orchestrate the same temporary networks without the use of an rpc daemon.

What's in a name?

The name of this package was originally testnet and its cli was testnetctl. This name was chosen in ignorance that testnet commonly refers to a persistent blockchain network used for testing.

To avoid confusion, the name was changed to tmpnet and its cli tmpnetctl. tmpnet is short for temporary network since the networks it deploys are likely to live for a limited duration in support of the development and testing of avalanchego and its related repositories.

Package details

The functionality in this package is grouped by logical purpose into the following non-test files:

Filename Types Purpose
defaults.go Defines common default configuration
flags.go FlagsMap Simplifies configuration of avalanchego flags
genesis.go Creates test genesis
network.go Network Orchestrates and configures temporary networks
network_config.go Network Reads and writes network configuration
node.go Node Orchestrates and configures nodes
node_config.go Node Reads and writes node configuration
node_process.go NodeProcess Orchestrates node processes
subnet.go Subnet Orchestrates subnets
utils.go Defines shared utility functions

Usage

Via tmpnetctl

A temporary network can be managed by the tmpnetctl cli tool:

# From the root of the avalanchego repo

# Start a new network. Possible to specify the number of nodes (> 1) with --node-count.
$ ./bin/tmpnetctl start-network --avalanchego-path=/path/to/avalanchego
...
Started network /home/me/.tmpnet/networks/20240306-152305.924531 (UUID: abaab590-b375-44f6-9ca5-f8a6dc061725)

Configure tmpnetctl to target this network by default with one of the following statements:
 - source /home/me/.tmpnet/networks/20240306-152305.924531/network.env
 - export TMPNET_NETWORK_DIR=/home/me/.tmpnet/networks/20240306-152305.924531
 - export TMPNET_NETWORK_DIR=/home/me/.tmpnet/networks/latest

# Stop the network
$ ./bin/tmpnetctl stop-network --network-dir=/path/to/network

Note the export of the path ending in latest. This is a symlink that is set to the last network created by tmpnetctl start-network. Setting the TMPNET_NETWORK_DIR env var to this symlink ensures that tmpnetctl commands target the most recently deployed temporary network.

Simplifying usage with direnv

The repo includes a .envrc that can be applied by direnv when in a shell. This will enable tmpnetctl to be invoked directly (without a ./bin/ prefix ) and without having to specify the --avalanchego-path or --plugin-dir flags.

Deprecated usage with e2e suite

tmpnetctl was previously used to create temporary networks for use across multiple e2e test runs. As the usage of temporary networks has expanded to require subnets, that usage has been supplanted by the --reuse-network flag defined for the e2e suite. It was easier to support defining subnet configuration in the e2e suite in code than to extend a cli tool like tmpnetctl to support similar capabilities.

Via code

A temporary network can be managed in code:

network := &tmpnet.Network{                   // Configure non-default values for the new network
    DefaultFlags: tmpnet.FlagsMap{
        config.LogLevelKey: "INFO",           // Change one of the network's defaults
    },
    Nodes: tmpnet.NewNodesOrPanic(5),           // Number of initial validating nodes
    Subnets: []*tmpnet.Subnet{                // Subnets to create on the new network once it is running
        {
            Name: "xsvm-a",                   // User-defined name used to reference subnet in code and on disk
            Chains: []*tmpnet.Chain{
                {
                    VMName: "xsvm",              // Name of the VM the chain will run, will be used to derive the name of the VM binary
                    Genesis: <genesis bytes>,    // Genesis bytes used to initialize the custom chain
                    PreFundedKey: <key>,         // (Optional) A private key that is funded in the genesis bytes
                    VersionArgs: "version-json", // (Optional) Arguments that prompt the VM binary to output version details in json format.
                                                 // If one or more arguments are provided, the resulting json output should include a field
                                                 // named `rpcchainvm` of type uint64 containing the rpc version supported by the VM binary.
                                                 // The version will be checked against the version reported by the configured avalanchego
                                                 // binary before network and node start.
                },
            },
            ValidatorIDs: <node ids>,         // The IDs of nodes that validate the subnet
        },
    },
}

_ := tmpnet.BootstrapNewNetwork(          // Bootstrap the network
    ctx,                                  // Context used to limit duration of waiting for network health
    ginkgo.GinkgoWriter,                  // Writer to report progress of initialization
    network,
    "",                                   // Empty string uses the default network path (~/tmpnet/networks)
    "/path/to/avalanchego",               // The path to the binary that nodes will execute
    "/path/to/plugins",                   // The path nodes will use for plugin binaries (suggested value ~/.avalanchego/plugins)
)

uris := network.GetNodeURIs()

// Use URIs to interact with the network

// Stop all nodes in the network
network.Stop(context.Background())

Networking configuration

By default, nodes in a temporary network will be started with staking and API ports set to 0 to ensure that ports will be dynamically chosen. The tmpnet fixture discovers the ports used by a given node by reading the [base-data-dir]/process.json file written by avalanchego on node start. The use of dynamic ports supports testing with many temporary networks without having to manually select compatible port ranges.

Configuration on disk

A temporary network relies on configuration written to disk in the following structure:

HOME
└── .tmpnet                                              // Root path for the temporary network fixture
    ├── prometheus                                       // Working directory for a metrics-scraping prometheus instance
    │   └── file_sd_configs                              // Directory containing file-based service discovery config for prometheus
    ├── promtail                                         // Working directory for a log-collecting promtail instance
    │   └── file_sd_configs                              // Directory containing file-based service discovery config for promtail
    └── networks                                         // Default parent directory for temporary networks
        └── 20240306-152305.924531                       // The timestamp of creation is the name of a network's directory
            ├── NodeID-37E8UK3x2YFsHE3RdALmfWcppcZ1eTuj9 // The ID of a node is the name of its data dir
            │   ├── chainData
            │   │   └── ...
            │   ├── config.json                          // Node runtime configuration
            │   ├── db
            │   │   └── ...
            │   ├── flags.json                           // Node flags
            │   ├── logs
            │   │   └── ...
            │   ├── plugins
            │   │   └── ...
            │   └── process.json                         // Node process details (PID, API URI, staking address)
            ├── chains
            │   ├── C
            │   │   └── config.json                      // C-Chain config for all nodes
            │   └── raZ51bwfepaSaZ1MNSRNYNs3ZPfj...U7pa3
            │       └── config.json                      // Custom chain configuration for all nodes
            ├── config.json                              // Common configuration (including defaults and pre-funded keys)
            ├── genesis.json                             // Genesis for all nodes
            ├── metrics.txt                              // Link for metrics and logs collected from the network (see: Monitoring)
            ├── network.env                              // Sets network dir env var to simplify network usage
            └── subnets                                  // Directory containing subnet config for both avalanchego and tmpnet
                ├── subnet-a.json                        // tmpnet configuration for subnet-a and its chain(s)
                ├── subnet-b.json                        // tmpnet configuration for subnet-b and its chain(s)
                └── 2jRbWtaonb2RP8DEM5DBsd7o2o8d...RqNs9 // The ID of a subnet is the name of its configuration dir
                    └── config.json                      // avalanchego configuration for subnet
Common networking configuration

Network configuration such as default flags (e.g. --log-level=), runtime defaults (e.g. avalanchego path) and pre-funded private keys are stored at [network-dir]/config.json. A given default will only be applied to a new node on its addition to the network if the node does not explicitly set a given value.

Genesis

The genesis file is stored at [network-dir]/genesis.json and referenced by default by all nodes in the network. The genesis file content will be generated with reasonable defaults if not supplied. Each node in the network can override the default by setting an explicit value for --genesis-file or --genesis-file-content.

Chain configuration

The chain configuration for a temporary network is stored at [network-dir]/chains/[chain alias or ID]/config.json and referenced by all nodes in the network. The C-Chain config will be generated with reasonable defaults if not supplied. X-Chain and P-Chain will use implicit defaults. The configuration for custom chains can be provided with subnet configuration and will be written to the appropriate path.

Each node in the network can override network-level chain configuration by setting --chain-config-dir to an explicit value and ensuring that configuration files for all chains exist at [custom-chain-config-dir]/[chain alias or ID]/config.json.

Network env

A shell script that sets the TMPNET_NETWORK_DIR env var to the path of the network is stored at [network-dir]/network.env. Sourcing this file (i.e. source network.env) in a shell will configure ginkgo e2e and the tmpnetctl cli to target the network path specified in the env var.

Set TMPNET_ROOT_DIR to specify the root directory in which to create the configuration directory of new networks (e.g. $TMPNET_ROOT_DIR/[network-dir]). The default root directory is ~/.tmpdir/networks. Configuring the root directory is only relevant when creating new networks as the path of existing networks will already have been set.

Node configuration

The data dir for a node is set by default to [network-path]/[node-id]. A node can be configured to use a non-default path by explicitly setting the --data-dir flag.

Runtime config

The details required to configure a node's execution are written to [network-path]/[node-id]/config.json. This file contains the runtime-specific details like the path of the avalanchego binary to start the node with.

Flags

All flags used to configure a node are written to [network-path]/[node-id]/flags.json so that a node can be configured with only a single argument: --config-file=/path/to/flags.json. This simplifies node launch and ensures all parameters used to launch a node can be modified by editing the config file.

Process details

The process details of a node are written by avalanchego to [base-data-dir]/process.json. The file contains the PID of the node process, the URI of the node's API, and the address other nodes can use to bootstrap themselves (aka staking address).

Monitoring

Monitoring is an essential part of understanding the workings of a distributed system such as avalanchego. The tmpnet fixture enables collection of logs and metrics from temporary networks to a monitoring stack (prometheus+loki+grafana) to enable results to be analyzed and shared.

Example usage
# Start prometheus to collect metrics
PROMETHEUS_USERNAME=<username> PROMETHEUS_PASSWORD=<password> ./scripts/run_prometheus.sh

# Start promtail to collect logs
LOKI_USERNAME=<username> LOKI_PASSWORD=<password> ./scripts/run_promtail.sh

# Network start emits link to grafana displaying collected logs and metrics
./bin/tmpnetctl start-network

# Configure metrics collection from a local node binding to the default API
# port of 9650 and storing its logs in ~/.avalanchego/logs. The script will
# also emit a link to grafana.
./scripts/configure-local-metrics-collection.sh
Metrics collection

When a node is started, configuration enabling collection of metrics from the node is written to ~/.tmpnet/prometheus/file_sd_configs/[network uuid]-[node id].json.

The scripts/run_prometheus.sh script starts prometheus in agent mode configured to scrape metrics from configured nodes and forward the metrics to a persistent prometheus instance. The script requires that the PROMETHEUS_USERNAME and PROMETHEUS_PASSWORD env vars be set. By default the prometheus instance at https://prometheus-poc.avax-dev.network will be targeted and this can be overridden via the PROMETHEUS_URL env var.

Log collection

Nodes log are stored at ~/.tmpnet/networks/[network id]/[node id]/logs by default, and can optionally be forwarded to loki with promtail.

When a node is started, promtail configuration enabling collection of logs for the node is written to ~/.tmpnet/promtail/file_sd_configs/[network uuid]-[node id].json.

The scripts/run_promtail.sh script starts promtail configured to collect logs from configured nodes and forward the results to loki. The script requires that the LOKI_USERNAME and LOKI_PASSWORD env vars be set. By default the loki instance at https://loki-poc.avax-dev.network will be targeted and this can be overridden via the LOKI_URL env var.

Labels

The logs and metrics collected for temporary networks will have the following labels applied:

  • network_uuid
    • uniquely identifies a network across hosts
  • node_id
  • is_ephemeral_node
    • 'ephemeral' nodes are expected to run for only a fraction of the life of a network
  • network_owner
    • an arbitrary string that can be used to differentiate results when a CI job runs more than one network

When a network runs as part of a github CI job, the following additional labels will be applied:

  • gh_repo
  • gh_workflow
  • gh_run_id
  • gh_run_number
  • gh_run_attempt
  • gh_job_id

These labels are sourced from Github Actions' github context as per https://docs.github.com/en/actions/learn-github-actions/contexts#github-context.

Viewing
Local networks

When a network is started with tmpnet, a link to the default grafana instance will be emitted. The dashboards will only be populated if prometheus and promtail are running locally (as per previous sections) to collect metrics and logs.

CI

Collection of logs and metrics is enabled for CI jobs that use tmpnet. Each job will execute a step titled Notify of metrics availability that emits a link to grafana parametized to show results for the job. Additional links to grafana parametized to show results for individual network will appear in the logs displaying the start of those networks.

Documentation

Index

Constants

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const (
	// Interval appropriate for network operations that should be
	// retried periodically but not too often.
	DefaultPollingInterval = 500 * time.Millisecond

	// Validator start time must be a minimum of SyncBound from the
	// current time for validator addition to succeed, and adding 20
	// seconds provides a buffer in case of any delay in processing.
	DefaultValidatorStartTimeDiff = executor.SyncBound + 20*time.Second

	DefaultNetworkTimeout = 2 * time.Minute

	// Minimum required to ensure connectivity-based health checks will pass
	DefaultNodeCount = 2

	// Arbitrary number of pre-funded keys to create by default
	DefaultPreFundedKeyCount = 50

	// A short minimum stake duration enables testing of staking logic.
	DefaultMinStakeDuration = time.Second
)
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const (
	// Constants defining the names of shell variables whose value can
	// configure network orchestration.
	NetworkDirEnvName = "TMPNET_NETWORK_DIR"
	RootDirEnvName    = "TMPNET_ROOT_DIR"

	// Message to log indicating where to look for metrics and logs for network
	MetricsAvailableMessage = "metrics and logs available via grafana (collectors must be running)"

	// eth address: 0x8db97C7cEcE249c2b98bDC0226Cc4C2A57BF52FC
	HardHatKeyStr = "56289e99c94b6912bfc12adc093c9b51124f0dc54ac7a766b2bc5ccf558d8027"
)
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const (
	AvalancheGoPathEnvName = "AVALANCHEGO_PATH"
)
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const (
	DefaultNodeTickerInterval = 50 * time.Millisecond
)

Variables

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var (
	AvalancheGoPluginDirEnvName = config.EnvVarName(config.EnvPrefix, config.PluginDirKey)
)
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var ErrUnrecoverableNodeHealthCheck = errors.New("failed to query node health")
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var (
	// Key expected to be funded for subnet-evm hardhat testing
	// TODO(marun) Remove when subnet-evm configures the genesis with this key.
	HardhatKey *secp256k1.PrivateKey
)

Functions

func BootstrapNewNetwork added in v1.11.7 

func BootstrapNewNetwork(
	ctx context.Context,
	log logging.Logger,
	network *Network,
	rootNetworkDir string,
	avalancheGoExecPath string,
	pluginDir string,
) error

func CheckNodeHealth added in v1.11.12 

func CheckNodeHealth(ctx context.Context, uri string) (*health.APIReply, error)

func DefaultChainConfigs added in v1.10.18 

func DefaultChainConfigs() map[string]FlagsMap

A set of chain configurations appropriate for testing.

func DefaultJSONMarshal 

func DefaultJSONMarshal(v interface{}) ([]byte, error)

Marshal to json with default prefix and indent.

func DefaultPodFlags added in v1.11.13 

func DefaultPodFlags(networkName string, dataDir string) map[string]string

DefaultPodFlags defines common flags for avalanchego nodes running in a pod.

func GetReusableNetworkPathForOwner added in v1.11.5 

func GetReusableNetworkPathForOwner(owner string) (string, error)

Retrieves the path to a reusable network path for the given owner.

func MetricsLinkForNetwork added in v1.11.12 

func MetricsLinkForNetwork(networkUUID string, startTime string, endTime string) string

MetricsLinkForNetwork returns a link to the default metrics dashboard for the network with the given UUID. The start and end times are accepted as strings to support the use of Grafana's time range syntax (e.g. `now`, `now-1h`).

func NewNodeStatefulSet added in v1.11.13 

func NewNodeStatefulSet(
	name string,
	imageName string,
	containerName string,
	volumeName string,
	volumeSize string,
	volumeMountPath string,
	flags map[string]string,
) *appsv1.StatefulSet

newNodeStatefulSet returns a statefulset for an avalanchego node.

func NewPrivateKeys added in v1.10.18 

func NewPrivateKeys(keyCount int) ([]*secp256k1.PrivateKey, error)

Helper simplifying creation of a set of private keys

func NewTestGenesis 

func NewTestGenesis(
	networkID uint32,
	nodes []*Node,
	keysToFund []*secp256k1.PrivateKey,
) (*genesis.UnparsedConfig, error)

Create a genesis struct valid for bootstrapping a test network. Note that many of the genesis fields (e.g. reward addresses) are randomly generated or hard-coded.

func NodesToIDs added in v1.11.4 

func NodesToIDs(nodes ...*Node) []ids.NodeID

func RestartNetwork added in v1.10.18 

func RestartNetwork(ctx context.Context, log logging.Logger, dir string) error

Restarts the nodes of the network configured in the provided directory.

func StopNetwork added in v1.10.18 

func StopNetwork(ctx context.Context, dir string) error

Stops the nodes of the network configured in the provided directory.

func WaitForActiveValidators added in v1.11.10 

func WaitForActiveValidators(
	ctx context.Context,
	log logging.Logger,
	pChainClient platformvm.Client,
	subnet *Subnet,
) error

func WaitForHealthy 

func WaitForHealthy(ctx context.Context, node *Node) error

WaitForHealthy blocks until Node.IsHealthy returns true or an error (including context timeout) is observed.

func WaitForNodeHealthy added in v1.11.13 

func WaitForNodeHealthy(
	ctx context.Context,
	log logging.Logger,
	kubeconfig *restclient.Config,
	namespace string,
	podName string,
	healthCheckInterval time.Duration,
	out io.Writer,
	outErr io.Writer,
) (ids.NodeID, error)

WaitForNodeHealthy waits for the node running in the specified pod to report healthy.

func WaitForPodCondition added in v1.11.13 

func WaitForPodCondition(ctx context.Context, clientset *kubernetes.Clientset, namespace string, podName string, conditionType corev1.PodConditionType) error

WaitForPodCondition watches the specified pod until the status includes the specified condition.

func WaitForPodStatus added in v1.11.13 

func WaitForPodStatus(
	ctx context.Context,
	clientset *kubernetes.Clientset,
	namespace string,
	name string,
	acceptable func(*corev1.PodStatus) bool,
) error

WaitForPodStatus watches the specified pod until the status is deemed acceptable by the provided test function.

Types

type Chain added in v1.10.18 

type Chain struct {
	// Set statically
	VMID    ids.ID
	Config  string
	Genesis []byte
	// VersionArgs are the argument(s) to pass to the VM binary to receive
	// version details in json format (e.g. `--version-json`). This
	// supports checking that the rpcchainvm version of the VM binary
	// matches the version used by the configured avalanchego binary. If
	// empty, the version check will be skipped.
	VersionArgs []string

	// Set at runtime
	ChainID      ids.ID
	PreFundedKey *secp256k1.PrivateKey
}

func (*Chain) WriteConfig added in v1.10.18 

func (c *Chain) WriteConfig(chainDir string) error

Write the chain configuration to the specified directory.

type FlagsMap 

type FlagsMap map[string]interface{}

Defines a mapping of flag keys to values intended to be supplied to an invocation of an AvalancheGo node.

func DefaultTestFlags added in v1.11.6 

func DefaultTestFlags() FlagsMap

Flags appropriate for networks used for all types of testing.

func DefaultTmpnetFlags added in v1.11.6 

func DefaultTmpnetFlags() FlagsMap

Flags appropriate for tmpnet networks.

func ReadFlagsMap 

func ReadFlagsMap(path string, description string) (FlagsMap, error)

Utility function simplifying construction of a FlagsMap from a file.

func (FlagsMap) GetBoolVal added in v1.11.7 

func (f FlagsMap) GetBoolVal(key string, defaultVal bool) (bool, error)

GetBoolVal simplifies retrieving a map value as a bool.

func (FlagsMap) GetStringVal 

func (f FlagsMap) GetStringVal(key string) (string, error)

GetStringVal simplifies retrieving a map value as a string.

func (FlagsMap) SetDefaults 

func (f FlagsMap) SetDefaults(defaults FlagsMap)

SetDefaults ensures the effectiveness of flag overrides by only setting values supplied in the defaults map that are not already explicitly set.

func (FlagsMap) Write 

func (f FlagsMap) Write(path string, description string) error

Write simplifies writing a FlagsMap to the provided path. The description is used in error messages.

type Network 

type Network struct {
	// Uniquely identifies the temporary network for metrics
	// collection. Distinct from avalanchego's concept of network ID
	// since the utility of special network ID values (e.g. to trigger
	// specific fork behavior in a given network) precludes requiring
	// unique network ID values across all temporary networks.
	UUID string

	// A string identifying the entity that started or maintains this
	// network. Useful for differentiating between networks when a
	// given CI job uses multiple networks.
	Owner string

	// Path where network configuration and data is stored
	Dir string

	// Id of the network. If zero, must be set in Genesis. Consider
	// using the GetNetworkID method if needing to retrieve the ID of
	// a running network.
	NetworkID uint32

	// Genesis for the network. If nil, NetworkID must be non-zero
	Genesis *genesis.UnparsedConfig

	// Configuration for primary network chains (P, X, C)
	// TODO(marun) Rename to PrimaryChainConfigs
	ChainConfigs map[string]FlagsMap

	// Default configuration to use when creating new nodes
	DefaultFlags         FlagsMap
	DefaultRuntimeConfig NodeRuntimeConfig

	// Keys pre-funded in the genesis on both the X-Chain and the C-Chain
	PreFundedKeys []*secp256k1.PrivateKey

	// Nodes that constitute the network
	Nodes []*Node

	// Subnets that have been enabled on the network
	Subnets []*Subnet
}

Collects the configuration for running a temporary avalanchego network

func LocalNetworkOrPanic added in v1.11.6 

func LocalNetworkOrPanic() *Network

func NewDefaultNetwork added in v1.11.6 

func NewDefaultNetwork(owner string) *Network

func ReadNetwork added in v1.10.18 

func ReadNetwork(dir string) (*Network, error)

Reads a network from the provided directory.

func (*Network) Bootstrap added in v1.11.7 

func (n *Network) Bootstrap(ctx context.Context, log logging.Logger) error

Start the network for the first time

func (*Network) Create added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) Create(rootDir string) error

Creates the network on disk, generating its genesis and configuring its nodes in the process.

func (*Network) CreateSubnets added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) CreateSubnets(ctx context.Context, log logging.Logger, apiURI string, restartRequired bool) error

Ensure that each subnet on the network is created. If restartRequired is false, node restart to pick up configuration changes becomes the responsibility of the caller.

func (*Network) DefaultGenesis added in v1.11.11 

func (n *Network) DefaultGenesis() (*genesis.UnparsedConfig, error)

func (*Network) EnsureDefaultConfig added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) EnsureDefaultConfig(log logging.Logger, avalancheGoPath string, pluginDir string) error

Initializes a new network with default configuration.

func (*Network) EnsureNodeConfig added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) EnsureNodeConfig(node *Node) error

Ensures the provided node has the configuration it needs to start. If the data dir is not set, it will be defaulted to [nodeParentDir]/[node ID]. For a not-yet-created network, no action will be taken. TODO(marun) Reword or refactor to account for the differing behavior pre- vs post-start

func (*Network) EnvFileContents added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) EnvFileContents() string

func (*Network) EnvFilePath added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) EnvFilePath() string

func (*Network) GetChainConfigDir added in v1.11.10 

func (n *Network) GetChainConfigDir() string

func (*Network) GetNetworkID added in v1.11.11 

func (n *Network) GetNetworkID() uint32

GetNetworkID returns the effective ID of the network. If the network defines a genesis, the network ID in the genesis will be returned. If a genesis is not present (i.e. a network with a genesis included in the avalanchego binary - mainnet, testnet and local), the value of the NetworkID field will be returned

func (*Network) GetNodeURIs added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) GetNodeURIs() []NodeURI

func (*Network) GetSubnet added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) GetSubnet(name string) *Subnet

func (*Network) GetSubnetDir added in v1.11.10 

func (n *Network) GetSubnetDir() string

func (*Network) GetURIForNodeID added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) GetURIForNodeID(nodeID ids.NodeID) (string, error)

func (*Network) Read added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) Read() error

Read network and node configuration from disk.

func (*Network) Restart added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) Restart(ctx context.Context, log logging.Logger) error

Restarts all non-ephemeral nodes in the network.

func (*Network) RestartNode added in v1.11.4 

func (n *Network) RestartNode(ctx context.Context, log logging.Logger, node *Node) error

Restart a single node.

func (*Network) StartNode added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) StartNode(ctx context.Context, log logging.Logger, node *Node) error

Starts the provided node after configuring it for the network.

func (*Network) StartNodes added in v1.11.7 

func (n *Network) StartNodes(ctx context.Context, log logging.Logger, nodesToStart ...*Node) error

Starts the specified nodes

func (*Network) Stop added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) Stop(ctx context.Context) error

Stops all nodes in the network.

func (*Network) TrackedSubnetsForNode added in v1.11.4 

func (n *Network) TrackedSubnetsForNode(nodeID ids.NodeID) string

TrackedSubnetsForNode returns the subnet IDs for the given node

func (*Network) Write added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Network) Write() error

Write network configuration to disk.

type Node 

type Node struct {
	// Uniquely identifies the network the node is part of to enable monitoring.
	NetworkUUID string

	// Identify the entity associated with this network. This is
	// intended to be used to label metrics to enable filtering
	// results for a test run between the primary/shared network used
	// by the majority of tests and private networks used by
	// individual tests.
	NetworkOwner string

	// Set by EnsureNodeID which is also called when the node is read.
	NodeID ids.NodeID

	// Flags that will be supplied to the node at startup
	Flags FlagsMap

	// An ephemeral node is not expected to be a persistent member of the network and
	// should therefore not be used as for bootstrapping purposes.
	IsEphemeral bool

	// The configuration used to initialize the node runtime.
	RuntimeConfig *NodeRuntimeConfig

	// Runtime state, intended to be set by NodeRuntime
	URI            string
	StakingAddress netip.AddrPort
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Node supports configuring and running a node participating in a temporary network.

func NewEphemeralNode added in v1.11.4 

func NewEphemeralNode(flags FlagsMap) *Node

Initializes an ephemeral node using the provided config flags

func NewNode added in v1.10.18 

func NewNode(dataDir string) *Node

Initializes a new node with only the data dir set

func NewNodesOrPanic added in v1.11.6 

func NewNodesOrPanic(count int) []*Node

Initializes the specified number of nodes.

func ReadNode added in v1.10.18 

func ReadNode(dataDir string) (*Node, error)

Reads a node's configuration from the specified directory.

func ReadNodes added in v1.10.18 

func ReadNodes(networkDir string, includeEphemeral bool) ([]*Node, error)

Reads nodes from the specified network directory.

func (*Node) EnsureBLSSigningKey added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) EnsureBLSSigningKey() error

Ensures a BLS signing key is generated if not already present.

func (*Node) EnsureKeys added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) EnsureKeys() error

Ensures staking and signing keys are generated if not already present and that the node ID (derived from the staking keypair) is set.

func (*Node) EnsureNodeID added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) EnsureNodeID() error

Derives the node ID. Requires that a tls keypair is present.

func (*Node) EnsureStakingKeypair added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) EnsureStakingKeypair() error

Ensures a staking keypair is generated if not already present.

func (*Node) GetDataDir added in v1.11.6 

func (n *Node) GetDataDir() string

func (*Node) GetProofOfPossession added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) GetProofOfPossession() (*signer.ProofOfPossession, error)

Derives the nodes proof-of-possession. Requires the node to have a BLS signing key.

func (*Node) GetUniqueID added in v1.12.2 

func (n *Node) GetUniqueID() string

GetUniqueID returns a globally unique identifier for the node.

func (*Node) InitiateStop added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) InitiateStop(ctx context.Context) error

func (*Node) IsHealthy 

func (n *Node) IsHealthy(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)

func (*Node) Read added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) Read() error

func (*Node) SaveMetricsSnapshot added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) SaveMetricsSnapshot(ctx context.Context) error

Writes the current state of the metrics endpoint to disk

func (*Node) SetNetworkingConfig added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) SetNetworkingConfig(bootstrapIDs []string, bootstrapIPs []string)

Sets networking configuration for the node. Convenience method for setting networking flags.

func (*Node) Start added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) Start(log logging.Logger) error

func (*Node) Stop 

func (n *Node) Stop(ctx context.Context) error

Initiates node shutdown and waits for the node to stop.

func (*Node) WaitForStopped added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) WaitForStopped(ctx context.Context) error

func (*Node) Write added in v1.10.18 

func (n *Node) Write() error

type NodeProcess added in v1.10.18 

type NodeProcess struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Defines local-specific node configuration. Supports setting default and node-specific values.

func (*NodeProcess) InitiateStop added in v1.10.18 

func (p *NodeProcess) InitiateStop() error

Signals the node process to stop.

func (*NodeProcess) IsHealthy added in v1.10.18 

func (p *NodeProcess) IsHealthy(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)

func (*NodeProcess) Start added in v1.10.18 

func (p *NodeProcess) Start(log logging.Logger) error

Start waits for the process context to be written which indicates that the node will be accepting connections on its staking port. The network will start faster with this synchronization due to the avoidance of exponential backoff if a node tries to connect to a beacon that is not ready.

func (*NodeProcess) WaitForStopped added in v1.10.18 

func (p *NodeProcess) WaitForStopped(ctx context.Context) error

Waits for the node process to stop.

type NodeRuntime added in v1.10.18 

type NodeRuntime interface {
	Start(log logging.Logger) error
	InitiateStop() error
	WaitForStopped(ctx context.Context) error
	IsHealthy(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)
	// contains filtered or unexported methods
}

NodeRuntime defines the methods required to support running a node.

type NodeRuntimeConfig added in v1.10.18 

type NodeRuntimeConfig struct {
	AvalancheGoPath string
}

Configuration required to configure a node runtime.

type NodeURI 

type NodeURI struct {
	NodeID ids.NodeID
	URI    string
}

NodeURI associates a node ID with its API URI.

func GetNodeURIs added in v1.10.18 

func GetNodeURIs(nodes []*Node) []NodeURI

type RPCChainVMVersion added in v1.11.11 

type RPCChainVMVersion struct {
	RPCChainVM uint64 `json:"rpcchainvm"`
}

type Subnet added in v1.10.18 

type Subnet struct {
	// A unique string that can be used to refer to the subnet across different temporary
	// networks (since the SubnetID will be different every time the subnet is created)
	Name string

	Config FlagsMap

	// The ID of the transaction that created the subnet
	SubnetID ids.ID

	// The private key that owns the subnet
	OwningKey *secp256k1.PrivateKey

	// IDs of the nodes responsible for validating the subnet
	ValidatorIDs []ids.NodeID

	Chains []*Chain
}

func (*Subnet) AddValidators added in v1.10.18 

func (s *Subnet) AddValidators(ctx context.Context, log logging.Logger, apiURI string, nodes ...*Node) error

Add validators to the subnet

func (*Subnet) Create added in v1.10.18 

func (s *Subnet) Create(ctx context.Context, uri string) error

Issues the subnet creation transaction and retains the result. The URI of a node is required to issue the transaction.

func (*Subnet) CreateChains added in v1.10.18 

func (s *Subnet) CreateChains(ctx context.Context, log logging.Logger, uri string) error

func (*Subnet) GetWallet added in v1.10.18 

func (s *Subnet) GetWallet(ctx context.Context, uri string) (*primary.Wallet, error)

Retrieves a wallet configured for use with the subnet

func (*Subnet) HasChainConfig added in v1.11.0 

func (s *Subnet) HasChainConfig() bool

HasChainConfig indicates whether at least one of the subnet's chains have explicit configuration. This can be used to determine whether validator restart is required after chain creation to ensure that chains are configured correctly.

func (*Subnet) Write added in v1.10.18 

func (s *Subnet) Write(subnetDir string, chainDir string) error

Write the subnet configuration to disk

type XChainBalanceMap 

type XChainBalanceMap map[ids.ShortID]uint64

Helper type to simplify configuring X-Chain genesis balances

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