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* Don't proxy implemented state JSON-RPC endpoints. Fix minor issue in testnet script. * Add docs covering usage of the Fluffy state bridge.
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# Bridging content into the Portal state network | ||
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## Seeding from content bridges | ||
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### Seeding state data with the `portal_bridge` | ||
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#### Step 1: Run a Portal client | ||
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Run a Portal client with the Portal JSON-RPC API enabled (e.g. Fluffy) and enable the `state` subnetwork: | ||
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```bash | ||
./build/fluffy --rpc --storage-capacity:0 --portal-subnetworks:state | ||
``` | ||
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> Note: The `--storage-capacity:0` option is not required, but it is added here | ||
for the use case where the node's only focus is on gossiping content from the | ||
`portal_bridge`. | ||
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#### Step 2: Run an EL client (archive node) that supports `trace_replayBlockTransactions` | ||
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The `portal_bridge` needs access to the EL JSON-RPC API, either through a local | ||
Ethereum client or via a web3 provider. | ||
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Currently the portal state bridge requires access to the following EL JSON-RPC APIs: | ||
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- `eth_getBlockByNumber` | ||
- `eth_getUncleByBlockNumberAndIndex` | ||
- `trace_replayBlockTransactions` | ||
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`trace_replayBlockTransactions` is a non-standard endpoint that is only implemented | ||
by some EL clients (e.g. Erigon, Reth and Besu at the time of writing). The bridge uses the | ||
`stateDiff` trace option parameter to collect the state updates for each block of | ||
transactions as it syncs and builds the state from genesis onwards. Since access to the | ||
state is required in order to build these state diffs, an EL archive node is required | ||
to ensure that the state is available for all the historical blocks being synced. | ||
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#### Step 3: Run the Portal bridge in state mode | ||
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Build & run the `portal_bridge`: | ||
```bash | ||
make portal_bridge | ||
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WEB3_URL="ws://127.0.0.1:8548" # Replace with your provider. | ||
./build/portal_bridge state --web3-url:${WEB3_URL} --start-block=1 --gossip-workers=2 | ||
``` | ||
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> Note: A WebSocket connection to the web3 provider is recommended to improve the | ||
speed of the syncing process. | ||
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The `--start-block` parameter can be used to start syncing from a specific block number. | ||
The bridge stores a local copy of the collected state diffs in it's database so that | ||
the bridge can be restarted and continue syncing from a specific block number. The | ||
first time the bridge is started it will/must start syncing from the genesis block | ||
so you should initially set the `--start-block` option to 1. | ||
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The `--gossip-workers` parameter can be used to set the number of workers that will | ||
gossip the portal state data into the portal state subnetwork. Each worker handles | ||
gossipping the state for a single block and the workers gossip the data concurrently. | ||
It is recommended to increase the number of workers in order to increase the speed | ||
and throughput of the gossiping process up until the point where Fluffy is unable | ||
keep up. | ||
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The optional `--verify-gossip` parameter can be used to verify that the state data has | ||
successfully been gossipped and is available on the portal state network. When this | ||
option is enabled the bridge will lookup every bit of state data and verify that it | ||
is available. If any state data is missing, the bridge will retry gossipping the | ||
data for that block. Using this option will slow down the process but will ensure that | ||
the state data is available for every block. |
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