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Stuck syncing #105
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I can confirm this issue, we started node 14 days ago and it still can not finish full sync. Any tips to troubleshoot and finish syncing? |
thank you for reply! :) i am using are those delays related to L1 network? |
I also have the same problem, the sync speed seems to be slower than the new block generation speed. If this continues, the synchronization process will never be completed.
I also see that the following error often appears in the log. I have changed to many different Ethereum RPCs but it's still the same:
Server information is as follows:
Hard drive information is as follows:
I tried with L1 RPC https://rpc.ankr.com/eth, https://ethereum.publicnode.com/ and https://ethereum.blockpi.network/v1/rpc/public, all have the same problem. |
Any update on this issue? Same issue here. |
Hi guys, you can probably fix the problem with my last comment in the issue: #104 (comment) + upgrade to 4 core + create a non root ebs volume gp3 1TB 3.000 IOPS 125 MB/s and mount on that disk for example /data/geth |
I found the reason related to Storage, because the "Timing buffered disk reads" speed is too slow.
When I changed Storage from GP3 to GP2, the synchronization is OK, even though my server is an AWS EC2 t2.large Server (2 vCPUs, 8G RAM, 1.3 TB Storage GP2). Initially the delay time was 9 hours, then increased to 15 hours, then began to gradually decrease and after more than 30 hours the synchronization was completed. If you use EC2 of AWS, you should pay attention:
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@laptrinhbockchain thanks! |
I used snapshot method found in their discord to solve the issue. Pretty frustrating dev done spend time updating docs. |
Thanks all for the feedback on this. I've opened base-org/web#41 to add a callout in the Guide for Node Operators on Base.org to hopefully assist others in the future who may encounter this. If you all have any other thoughts or suggestions here, please don't hesitate to let us know! |
…guide (#41) * run-a-base-node: Add section regarding snapshots * run-a-base-node: Add hardware requirements * run-a-base-node: Add callout for EBS users Context: base-org/node#105
…guide (#41) * run-a-base-node: Add section regarding snapshots * run-a-base-node: Add hardware requirements * run-a-base-node: Add callout for EBS users Context: base-org/node#105
The node is always at around
Latest synced block behind by: 724 minutes
CPU 13900K
RAM 16GB
NVME
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