How to run Mantrachain with Systemd
systemd is a system and service manager for Linux operating systems that serves as the init system for initialising user space and managing system processes.
The best way to run mantrachaind
as a daemon service is by also leveraging Cosmovisor. Cosmovisor is a tool designed for managing and upgrading Cosmos SDK-based blockchain nodes. It simplifies the process of running a validator or full node by handling automatic upgrades and minimizing downtime
One great advantage of using Cosmovisor is its automated upgrade process. It polls an upgrade-info.json
file that is created by the x/upgrade module at upgrade height, and then can automatically download the new binary, stop the current binary, switch from the old binary to the new one, and finally restart the node with the new binary.
Pre-Requisites
Go Requirement
You will need to be running, at minimum, go 1.20
to run Cosmovisor.
Set Up Cosmovisor
Set up cosmovisor to ensure any future upgrades happen flawlessly. To install Cosmovisor:
(You may also refer to the Cosmovisor installation instructions.)
Create the required directories:
Configure mantrachaind
as a Service
mantrachaind
as a ServiceThe systemd
service manager allows the mantrachaind
binary to run as a service, instead of as a command-line application. (See https://systemd.io for more information.)
Starting, Stopping and Restarting mantrachaind
mantrachaind
Once started, the node will take some time to sync with the blockchain.
Visit https://explorer.mantrachain.io to see the current height of the blockchain. You can use the journalctl
command to check on the node's progress.
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