Pulsechain erigon client status as of today: (Unless you're a developer, and really, even if you are, this stuff is hard to unde
25 Jan 2023, 09:16
Pulsechain erigon client status as of today: (Unless you're a developer, and really, even if you are, this stuff is hard to understand. Some people like these kind of updates though.) The bodies are all downloaded, now onto the indexing and merkle tree building stages. The rest of the stages are mostly CPU intensive and is what makes erigon the choice for block explorers and other utilities that use them. At the end of these stages total disk usage will be in the ballpark of 2Tb.
Stage 9 is the compute state stage which will build and verify the merkle tree. It only takes this long to sync when building from block 0. After building, erigon will use bittorrent to download the state from existing nodes.
You could read up on the stages that erigon uses to build the block chain/indexes. if you want to understand why it's widly used by third party tools. Specifically stages: 5-14.
A deployment module for terraform was built yesterday which controls how many of each node are deployed at a time, short circuits if a deployment fails or the node's health checks are failing.
This is useful as changes to configuration that during devlopment caused the consensus nodes not to startup, after rolling back the changes, the chain would not start again without a custom build of prysm. (A bug we found, and worked with prysm developers back in December)
We now have protection from this happening which results in safer and faster deployments.
Faster deployments because prior we used a static sleep to control rollout, now we have a distributed lock and when it's released the next node begins.
Good luck understanding all that. The tldr; is that development is going great.
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25 Jan 2023, 16:49
RT @RichardHeartWin: The tldr; is that development is going great.
RT @RichardHeartWin: The tldr. is that development is going great.
RT @RichardHeartWin: The tldr; is that development is going great.
25 Jan 2023, 16:49
RT @RichardHeartWin: Pulsechain erigon client status as of today: (Unless you're a developer, and really, even if you are, this stuff is ha…
RT @RichardHeartWin: Pulsechain erigon client status as of today: (Unless you're a developer, and really, even if you are, this
RT @RichardHeartWin: Pulsechain erigon client status as of today: (Unless you're a developer, and really, even if you are, this stuff is ha…
25 Jan 2023, 09:16
PulsePad telegram news 25 January 2023 09:16
https://twitter.com/RichardHeartWin/status/1613380356719116288?t=rzn4OyCqWQMv31WwWinEDQ&s=19
25 Jan 2023, 09:16
Stage 7 takes a long time. It's on block 6,664,977 of 15,689,673 (head of the v3 testnet) and has been running for about 19 hours. (number=6664977 blk/s=42.5 tx/s=4802.1 Mgas/s=262.9 gasState=0.00 batch=5.1MB alloc=14.4GB sys=36.6GB)
A snapshot of this volume after it's done will allow spinning up erigon nodes quickly, like we have for geth currently.
Stage 7 takes a long time.
Stage 7 takes a long time. It's on block 6,664,977 of 15,689,673 (head of the v3 testnet) and has been running for about 19 hours. (number=6664977 blk/s=42.5 tx/s=4802.1 Mgas/s=262.9 gasState=0.00 batch=5.1MB alloc=14.4GB sys=36.6GB)
A snapshot of this volume after it's done will allow spinning up erigon nodes quickly, like we have for geth currently.
25 Jan 2023, 09:16
PulsePad telegram news 25 January 2023 09:16
https://twitter.com/RichardHeartWin/status/1615898408564436995?t=7Xrrggyj6lezs4JWircn0g&s=19
25 Jan 2023, 09:16
Here's a screenshot of some of that syncing progress
Here's a screenshot of some of that syncing progress.
Here's a screenshot of some of that syncing progress