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npm run solo -- init --namespace "${SOLO_NAMESPACE}" -i node1,node2,node3 -t v0.54.0-alpha.4 -s "${SOLO_CLUSTER_SETUP_NAMESPACE}"
npm run solo -- node keys --gossip-keys --tls-keys
npm run solo -- cluster setup
npm run solo -- network deploy --pvcs true
npm run solo -- node setup
npm run solo -- node start
To add a new node in the old way you can use the node add command:
npm run solo -- node add --gossip-keys true --tls-keys true --release-tag v0.54.0-alpha.4 --namespace solo-e2e
This is the new way to add a node. We split the flow into three separate commands, which can be executed individually:
solo node add-prepare is used to initiate the procedure. It prepares some data and outputs it to the specified directory by --output-dir:
npm run solo -- node add-prepare --gossip-keys true --tls-keys true --release-tag v0.54.0-alpha.4 --namespace solo-e2e --output-dir context
solo node add-submit-transactions uses the js SDK to submit transactions to the existing nodes. It sends a NodeCreateTransaction and FreezeTransaction transactions with types FreezeType.PrepareUpgrade and FreezeType.FreezeUpgrade. You can skip this command if you need to execute those transactions with a different script or a different SDK client.
npm run solo -- node add-submit-transactions --input-dir context
solo node add-execute finishes the procedure by creating a pod for the newly added node, restarts all nodes, upgrades the software version running on all of them and adds a stake for the new node.
npm run solo -- node add-execute --input-dir context
Solution
Test SDK NodeCreateTransaction with Solo
Alternatives
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Problem
Test SDK
NodeCreateTransaction
with Sologit clone [email protected]:hashgraph/solo.git
Navigate to that directory and install node dependencies:
npm install
Setup a network with 3 nodes running v0.54.0-alpha-4 of services:
To add a new node in the old way you can use the node add command:
This is the new way to add a node. We split the flow into three separate commands, which can be executed individually:
solo node add-prepare is used to initiate the procedure. It prepares some data and outputs it to the specified directory by --output-dir:
npm run solo -- node add-prepare --gossip-keys true --tls-keys true --release-tag v0.54.0-alpha.4 --namespace solo-e2e --output-dir context
solo node add-submit-transactions uses the js SDK to submit transactions to the existing nodes. It sends a NodeCreateTransaction and FreezeTransaction transactions with types FreezeType.PrepareUpgrade and FreezeType.FreezeUpgrade. You can skip this command if you need to execute those transactions with a different script or a different SDK client.
npm run solo -- node add-submit-transactions --input-dir context
solo node add-execute finishes the procedure by creating a pod for the newly added node, restarts all nodes, upgrades the software version running on all of them and adds a stake for the new node.
npm run solo -- node add-execute --input-dir context
Solution
Test SDK
NodeCreateTransaction
with SoloAlternatives
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: