Cosmologger

This is a logger tool that collects blocks and transactions as they are happening in a cosmos based network.

Install

The best way to install it is to do it through a bundle called testnet-evaluator.

Development

To have a development environment just run the following commands:

git clone git@github.com:celestiaorg/cosmologger.git
cd cosmologger
docker-compose up -d --build

Then enter the shell of the running dev-container:

docker exec -it cosmologger sh

To build and try:

clear && go build . && ./cosmologger

Configuration

ENV Variables

• RPC_ADDRESS: indicates the address to the RPC server

• GRPC_ADDRESS: indicates the address to the GRPC server

• GRPC_TLS: if you use TLS (ssl) security layer, this must be true

• POSTGRES_DB: The name of postgres database

• POSTGRES_USER: Database username

• POSTGRES_PASSWORD: Password for the database user

• POSTGRES_PORT: Port number of the database

• POSTGRES_HOST: Host address of the server running postgres

• DATA_COLLECTION_MODE: Determines the mode of data collection. Available values: {'pull' | 'event'}. event mode is recommended

Note: cosmologger creates all the database schema on its first run, so make sure the database user has enough privilege to create tables and indexes.

Config file

There is a config.json file, which has to be mapped into the app directory of the container. i.e. be in the same path of the executable.

Here is what is inside the conf file:

{
    "grpc":{
        "api_call_retry": 20,
        "call_timeout": 30
    },

    "tendermint_client": {
        "subscriber_name":"cosmologger",
        "connect_retry": 60
    },

    "bech32_prefix" : {
        "account" :{
            "address": "celestia",
            "pubkey": "celestiapub"
        },
        "validator" :{
            "address": "celestiavaloper",
            "pubkey": "celestiavaloperpub"
        },
        "consensus" :{
            "address": "celestiavalcons",
            "pubkey": "celestiavalconspub"
        }
    }
}

grpc keeps the GRPC configs:

• api_call_retry: Since API calls sometimes fails due to network load or some other reasons, cosmologger tries multiple times to get the results. This parameter tells how many times it can try.
• call_timeout: GRPC API timeout

"grpc":{
        "api_call_retry": 20,
        "call_timeout": 30
    }

tendermint_client keeps the RPC configs

• subscriber_name is the arbitrary RPC subscriber
• connect_retry indicates how many times cosmologger should try to connect to the RPC server if it is not available. This feature comes handy when the RPC server is not ready yet. cosmologger waits a second before every trial.

"tendermint_client": {
        "subscriber_name":"cosmologger",
        "connect_retry": 60
    }

bech32_prefix Keeps the prefixes of the addresses and keys, it has to be configured according to the network configs that is being used.

"bech32_prefix" : {
        "account" :{
            "address": "celestia",
            "pubkey": "celestiapub"
        },
        "validator" :{
            "address": "celestiavaloper",
            "pubkey": "celestiavaloperpub"
        },
        "consensus" :{
            "address": "celestiavalcons",
            "pubkey": "celestiavalconspub"
        }
}