docs: documentation for docker node #92
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| When connecting externally, choose a trustworthy node operator. Unscrupulous operators might tamper with query outcomes or block transactions. The Seda team currently supports these RPC endpoints: | ||
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| - Mainnet (seda-1): `https://rpc.sedaprotocol-domian.io:443` |
| When connecting externally, choose a trustworthy node operator. Unscrupulous operators might tamper with query outcomes or block transactions. The Seda team currently supports these RPC endpoints: | ||
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| - Mainnet (seda-1): `https://rpc.sedaprotocol-domian.io:443` | ||
| - Testnet (ares-1): `https://testnet-rpc.sedaprotocol-domain.io:443` |
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| Seda-chaind, often referred to as the "seda-chain daemon", is the primary command-line tool for interfacing with the Seda blockchain. It's the go-to tool for all node managers and validators. | ||
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| ## Setting Up Environment Variables |
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The golang and make instructions should be in the developing readme for developers only. We already have some there as well.
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I think validators should still have the option to build from source. It is a good idea to add a special command in make with the static linking. But their instructions should include building from source.
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We already have them, though! We can just say if you want to build from source, please check out our developing.md. No need to duplicate instructions :).
| seda-chaind init join <MONIKER> --network <NETWORK_ID> --recover | ||
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| Moniker ID for your node | ||
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We should have a list of network_id somewhere in the readme. instead of just a ().
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| ## Initializing Your Node | ||
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| Once you've installed seda-chaind, kickstart your node with the command: |
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We need installation docs outside of make for non devs. Since we now have the release page on github this could be done.
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| # Docker Setup |
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I would re-order these a bit.
These instructions should be in our base readme Installation section where you can list multiple sections that link to the docker section and the installation section from github releases.
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I also invite @Thomasvdam @mariocao to look at my comments and make sure I'm not saying anything too crazy haha |
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Closed, and being done in #102. |
Motivation
Add documentation for running a node, manually or with Docker.
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ref: #93