INFO (TestnetMinerPlugin ): NAT type: Full Cone INFO (TestnetMinerPlugin ): Analyzing NAT type INFO (WebsocketServer ): Websocket server listening on 7170 INFO (WebsocketPlugin ): started on port 7173 INFO (MqttServer ): MQTT server listening on port 7171 INFO (broker ): Starting broker version 30.0.0 INFO (broker ): StreamrClient reporting disabled You should start to see logging similar to this: Linux / macOS docker run -it -v $(cd ~/.streamrDocker pwd):/root/.streamr streamr/broker-node:testnet bin/config-wizardĭocker run -it -v $:/root/.streamr streamr/broker-node:testnet Docker will download the Broker image unless you have it already.
Start the config wizard with the below longish command.Mkdir ~/.streamrDocker Step 2: Configure your node with Docker and Config Wizard This directory will be mounted into the running Docker container so that it persists and remains accessible outside of Docker. You’ll need a place in the host OS where the Broker configuration file will be stored. Step 1: Set up a directory to be mounted into a running Docker container Once installed, you can download, configure, and start the Streamr Broker. If you plan to also use your node to connect applications to data streams in the testnet, see the section ‘Using your node for publishing and subscribing’ later in this blog post. If you only use your node for mining the testnet, you don’t need to enable any of them. The wizard will let you either generate or import an Ethereum private key for your node, as well as ask which plugins you want to enable. Matthew shows the steps needed to set up your node and join the testnet The configuration wizardĪs part of both approaches, we show how to run the configuration wizard to initialize your node’s config file, which will be saved on your disk. You may need to adapt the commands for your platform or install OS-specific dependencies, if they are missing.
Once you have either Docker or Node.js installed, the steps to download and start the node are very similar, regardless of whether you’re running Linux, macOS, or Windows (use PowerShell). If that doesn’t work for you, go for the npm approach. Otherwise, try the Docker approach first, which is less platform-dependent. So which method should you choose? If you have either Docker or Node.js (14.x or newer) already installed, use the one you know. Both approaches require you to run commands on the command line, so some technical skill or at least commendable bravery is required. The software comes in two flavours of packaging: a Docker image and an npm package. In future, there will be further opportunities to earn rewards - keep an eye out for the latest news on the Streamr Discord server. You can still use the instructions below to run a node in the Streamr Network and build applications, however, mining token rewards is not available at this time. NOTE: The Streamr Brubeck Testnet incentives have now ended.
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