Create BTY parent Blockchain
# Create BTY parent Blockchain
BTY is a simple and stable public blockchain with strong scalability. By default, the developer can explore on existing nodes of parent blockchain as long as all datas from parachain are written to parent blockchain. However, continuously exploring and development on existing parent blockchain nodes may reduce the system performence. Thus, we suggest that developers can create a node on parent blockchain autonomously, and build parachain on the new node.
# Get parent blockchain installation package
Two ways to get parent blockchain installation package:
- Download from github [https://github.com/bityuan/bityuan/releases], we offer MAC version, Windows version, Linux version.
- Download Bityuan program and configuration files from BTY node servers.
Download bityuan program:wget http://122.9.98.227/data/ubuntu/bityuan Download cli program:wget http://122.9.98.227/data/ubuntu/bityuan-cli Download configuration files:wget http://122.9.98.227/data/ubuntu/bityuan.toml
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3Grant executable permission
chmod +x ./bityuan bityuan-cli bityuan.toml
# Revise configuration files
Revise the following parameter in bityuan.toml based on the situation:
[rpc]
Delete "localhost" for jsonrpc address and grpc address. The whitelist on parent blockchain only allows access from local address, please revise to your network based on the situation.
jrpcBindAddr="localhost:8801"
grpcBindAddr="localhost:8802"
whitelist=["127.0.0.1"]
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# Start nodes
- To start nodes, under the path of Bityuan program and configuration file, run the following command(nohup ./bityuan -f bityuan.toml &)
nohup ./bityuan -f bityuan.toml &
- Run the command(./bityuan-cli net peer), check the info of parent blockchain node. The information of newly added node, by default, is printed at the end.
./bityuan-cli net peer
Returned log is as follows:
{
"addr": "123.***.***.253",
"port": 13803,
"name": "16Uiu2HAmBgc59hyLHMGBCEFm4ETMamzTwjuL*****mo6jt8EBnEB",
"mempoolSize": 0,
"self": true,
"header": {
"version": 0,
"parentHash": "0xfe6b884b7f82ffcea4ae43f*****674022b19db736d4a7d09a1683",
"txHash": "0xd67bc4d2f23f579f1c5a9e92*****07c6aa458fe14c8771ce2f06",
"stateHash": "0x1c954d5b22ea6f006597e*****c507e0f8844372f2c996b61f0f93",
"height": 0,
"blockTime": 1635***972,
"txCount": 8,
"hash": "0x4ed74981efd76ef6f3ad8ce8*****0435613df14f4d2a6c6f449e",
"difficulty": 0
},
"version": "1.65.2-dd28ef5d@6.5.3",
"runningTime": "2.842 minues"
}
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# Node synchronization
So far, the block height of BTY exceeds 17,000,000, it takes really long time for node automatic syncing. You can download synced data to save syncing time. Since the task in process cannot be interruptted during downloading, you can install a Tmux tool. It can help to keep things running persistently on servers within a long downloading.
- Install Tmux tool
sudo yum install tmux
Enter Tmux window
tmux
Download synced data
wget http://122.9.98.227/data/datadir.zip
Unzip files
unzip datadir.zip
PS: Although the process can save syncing time, it still takes pretty long time for download and subsequent synchronization.