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ARK-Failover

Requirements

To run the failover script you need 3 standalone servers. For the documentation we used the following names:

  • master (runs the failover script with ssh connection to nodes)
  • relay-1 (running ark-node who is currently forging)
  • relay-2 (running ark-node who isn't forging right now. Node needs to be in sync!)

Tutorials

Both nodes (forging and relay) must have noah installed correctly. Note that noah shouldn't be running on these nodes, it just has to be installed!

The first relay needs to be the current forging delegate node. The second relay needs to be a running ark-node that doesn't forge. The master node only need to run the failover script and have a functioning ssh connection to both nodes.

Installation

  • git clone https://github.com/reconnico/ark-failover.git
  • cd ~/ark-failover
  • bash failover.sh install (if the error No such file or directory occurs please run sudo updatedb)

Configuration

  • create secret.txt file and insert your secret. Check secret.sample.txt for an example.
  • create nodes.txt file and set your nodes forging;relay. Use ssh host names of your nodes here. Check nodes.sample.txt for an example.
  • bash failover.sh test (If an error occur please repeat the last 2 steps and check your configuration)
  • bash failover.sh start
  • modify vars in variables.sh. Example, change network to either mainnet or devnet (it's set to devnet by default), also double check if paths are set correctly.

Commands

Usage: failover.sh [options]
options:
    help                      Show help information.
    install                   Install the application.
    start                     Start the application.
    stop                      Stop the application.
    restart                   Restart the application.
    test                      Test the application.
    switch                    Switch the forging node.
    rebuild [node]            Rebuild a node using noah.
    update                    Update the application to the latest version.
    nodes                     Display current nodes information.
    status                    Display the status of the application.
    log                       Show log information.
    alias                     Create a bash alias for failover.

Testing on devnet

We recommend you to test the setup on a test environment first.

  • change the network variable in variables.sh to devnet
  • change your secret in secret.txt to your devnet delegate secret
  • edit nodes.txt and set your nodes forging;relay (use ssh host names of your nodes here)

Credits

License

MIT © Nico Allers