Running Mina with Docker
1. Preparation
1.1 Ubuntu setup
Update the packages on the server to the latest versions:
Install and activate Docker:
1.2 Firewall configuration
If your VPS server has a built-in Firewall, then you should open ports 8302 and 8303 there.
If not, then follow the commands below:
Open ports 8302 and 8303:
2. Node launch options
Choose only one launch option from the 2 suggested below (paragraph 2.1 or 2.2).
2.1 Run only Block Producer:
Variables description:
--name mina
- you can use any name for the container, or leave it as it is;
--env MINA_PRIVKEY_PASS='YOUR_PASS'
- instead YOUR PASS
enter the password for your key.
--env UPTIME_PRIVKEY_PASS='YOUR_PASS'
- instead YOUR PASS
enter the password for your key for uptime system.
$KEYPATH
- path to the file with the private key my-wallet
.
Optional:
--coinbase-receiver B62qp...
- flag to redirect block reward to another address.
2.1.1 Run Snark Worker to Block Producer:
If you don't want to launch Snark Worker. You can go directly to step 3.
Let's set the Worker fee:
set-snark-work-fee 0.025
- the commission value of 0.025
can be changed to any other.
Run Worker:
For both Block Producer and Snark Worker to work, you may configure the Snark Stopper. To briefly stop the Worker during block production.
Follow the link below to set up your Snark Stopper.
2.2 Run only Snark Worker (without Block Producer)
First, let's launch a node without a Producer and a Snark.
Variables description:
--name mina
- you can use any name for the container, or leave it as it is;
By default, the -work-selection
for a snark worker is random rand
. You can change this by adding the -work-selection seq
flag to the command, which will work on jobs in the order required to be included from the scan state and will likely result in your snarks being included without a potentially lengthy delay;
set-snark-work-fee 0.025
- the commission value of 0.025
can be changed to any other.
3. Viewing logs
View running containers:
Node container logs:
Node status:
3.1 Alternative log output
The output will only show the line with the block producer running. See example below:
4. Docker commands
The container is stopped by the command:
Restart container:
Removing a container:
Removing a running container:
5. Others
Deleting config folder:
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