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Lava consumer Helm Chart

Running a lava consumer on Kubernetes is a 2 step process.

  1. Run the consumer using the Helm chart
  2. Create a staking transaction for the consumer

1. Run the consumer using the Helm chart

Helm Command

helm install myconsumer \
    oci://us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/lavanet-public/charts/lava-consumer \
    --values myvalues.yaml

Prerequisite

Before running the consumer we need to create a kubernetes secret with your account key (lavad keys export ...) and the password. Please see the secret.example.yaml file for an example.

Required Config

To run the Helm chart you need to consumer some REQUIRED values. Anything marked at required in the values.yaml file is required.

Please see /examples/consumer/values.example.yaml file for an example for what values you will need to provide.

Please see our docs for more information on configuration.

The configYaml section in the /examples/consumer/values.example.yaml file has an example config for a consumer that works on LAV1

2. Create a staking transaction for the consumer

Once you deploy the consumer into kubernetes using the helm file, and the deployment is marked as ready and running by kubernetes you can stake your consumer.

lavad tx subscription buy [plan-name] [address] [flags]

Check the output for the status of the staking operation. A successful operation will have a code 0.

Geolocations

USC = 1; // US-Center
EU = 2; // Europe
USE = 4; // US-East
USW = 8; // US-West
AF = 16; // Africa
AS = 32; // Asia
AU = 64; // (Australia, includes NZ)
GL = 65535; // Global

Flags Details

  • --from - The account to be used for the consumer staking (e.g., my_account).
  • --geolocation - Indicates the geographical location where the process is located (e.g., 1 for US or 2 for EU).
  • --keyring-backend - A keyring-backend of your choosing (e.g., test).
  • --chain-id - The chain_id of the network (e.g., lava-testnet-2).
  • --gas - The gas limit for the transaction (e.g., "auto").
  • --gas-adjustment - The gas adjustment factor (e.g., "1.5").
  • --node - A RPC node for Lava (e.g., https://public-rpc-testnet2.lavanet.xyz:443/rpc/).