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0L Network RPC Load Balancer Setup

This repository contains the tools to set up and maintain a load balancer for RPC endpoints.

How it works

The update_endpoints.py reads from the endpoints.txt each RPC fullnode entry, requests the remote ledger_version, and ranks the nodes among the top 3% to skip nodes that are behind.

The passing ranked fullnodes are used to update the nginx upstream list for round-robin selection.

Configuration

Several environment variables can be adjusted to tailor the setup to specific needs:

  • GIT_ORG: The GitHub organization (default: 0LNetworkCommunity).
  • GIT_REPO: The repository name (default: rpc-load-balancer).
  • REPO_PATH: The path to the repository (default: ~/${GIT_REPO}).
  • RPC_LB_DOMAIN: The domain for the RPC load balancer (default: mainnet-rpc.openlibra.space).
  • RPC_LB_SITE_FILE: The Nginx site configuration filename (default: rpc-load-balancer).

Usage

  1. Clone this repository cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/0LNetworkCommunity/rpc-load-balancer
  2. Adjust the environment variables as needed.
  3. Install make apt install make -y, enter the repo directory cd ~/rpc-load-balancer, and run make install to set up the load balancer.
  4. You can configure a root user cronjob entry to execute cd ~/rpc-load-balancer && make cron every 15 minutes or so.

Cronjob Notes

Your cron entry should be done as root sudo crontab -e while the repo can live elsewhere.

In order for Git to comply, you will need to declare the directory safe:

sudo git config --global --add safe.directory /home/nodeuser/rpc-load-balancer

You should also configure the GitHub user under root (use your info):

sudo git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
sudo git config --global user.name "someuser"

Cronjob:

# 0L Network RPC Load Balancer Update
*/15 * * * * cd /home/nodeuser/rpc-load-balancer && REPO_PATH=/home/nodeuser/rpc-load-balancer make cron >> cron.log 2>&1