Open SgtPooki opened 9 months ago
unassigning this so I can stay focused on Helia and IPFS stuff
@wemeetagain was going to try to deploy on chainsafe infra but got stalled.
@SgtPooki to deploy a bootstrapper on sgtpooki.com
it could use some robustness and productionization, but it's deployed:
╰─ ✔ ❯ ./vole libp2p identify /ip4/147.75.198.229/tcp/4003/ws/p2p/12D3KooWQgrExcg6dkCdiTER3G3ARe14PZ4cLhinKtRcLHsvnk1Q 14.88 17.1G 64% 78% ─╯
PeerID: "12D3KooWQgrExcg6dkCdiTER3G3ARe14PZ4cLhinKtRcLHsvnk1Q"
Protocol version: "ipfs/0.1.0"
Agent version: "libp2p/1.5.1 UserAgent=v20.13.0"
Listen addresses:
- "/ip4/147.75.198.229/tcp/4001/p2p/12D3KooWQgrExcg6dkCdiTER3G3ARe14PZ4cLhinKtRcLHsvnk1Q"
- "/ip4/147.75.198.229/tcp/4003/ws/p2p/12D3KooWQgrExcg6dkCdiTER3G3ARe14PZ4cLhinKtRcLHsvnk1Q"
Protocols:
- "/ipfs/id/1.0.0"
- "/ipfs/id/push/1.0.0"
- "/ipfs/kad/1.0.0"
- "/libp2p/autonat/1.0.0"
- "/libp2p/circuit/relay/0.2.0/hop"
- "/webrtc-signaling/0.0.1"
Fixed by https://github.com/libp2p/js-libp2p-amino-dht-bootstrapper/pull/135
I got some graphs using the metrics dashboards from helia-http-gateway:
graph of last 24 hours (not full because it was only started yesterday afternoon) seems to show steadily increasing memory.
Does it need autonat? We can pre-configure it with public announce
addresses, right? No need for it to try to detect what these are.
Though I guess we want it to function as a verifier for other autonat peers.
We could just announce the ip/domain for sure, but as a bootstrap node I think it makes sense to help any "startup" things needed by peers. I had autonat disabled at first, but enabled it when docker wasn't working with port publishing, and then just left it when switching to --network host
here's nodejs metrics from the same helia-http-gateway dashboards (-old
is the blue increasing line):
FYI @achingbrain it looks like they may be correlated with TCP listener errors?
Weirdly, I cannot resolve the peerID from the delegated routing endpoint: https://delegated-ipfs.dev/routing/v1/peers/12D3KooWQgrExcg6dkCdiTER3G3ARe14PZ4cLhinKtRcLHsvnk1Q
Weirdly, I can resolve the peerID from the delegated routing endpoint: delegated-ipfs.dev/routing/v1/peers/12D3KooWQgrExcg6dkCdiTER3G3ARe14PZ4cLhinKtRcLHsvnk1Q
Can or cannot? It's only returning {"Peers":null}
for me right now, but some of the DHT provide issues Alex recently fixed (talked about during Helia WG) may be related?
If "can" is correct, why is that weird?
I meant that I cannot resolve.
This issue is tracking the deployment of this bootstrap on our bifrost infra
discussed at https://pl-strflt.notion.site/mob-create-js-libp2p-based-Amino-DHT-bootstrapper-e7793d5a79764df6a08dbc0474935c4d?pvs=4