This guide covers how to setup the monitoring docker containers for Multiprover AVS.
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Change your shell current working directory to this folder.
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Now, run the following command to start the monitoring stack:
docker compose up -d
- If you are running the multiprover holesky node, run the following command to connect your multiprover node network to the monitoring network:
docker network connect multiprover-avs-network prometheus
- If you are running the multiprover mainnet node, run the following command to connect your multiprover mainnet node network to the monitoring network:
docker network connect multiprover-avs-mainnet-network prometheus
- Done! Now Prometheus should be scraping the metrics from the multiprover avs node(s) that you have setup. Give it a few minutes and you should also be able to see some metrics in your Grafana dashboards.
By default, Multiprover AVS provides a set of Grafana dashboards here, which are automatically imported if you followed the steps above. These can be used to quickly see the health of your Multiprover Node(s) and whether there are any problems.
- Open in the browser http://localhost:3000
- Enter the default username: admin, password: admin, it's set in here