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src = "src"
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title = "The Nimbus Beacon Chain Book"
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[preprocessor.open-on-gh]
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command = "mdbook-open-on-gh"
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renderer = ["html"]
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[output.html]
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additional-css = ["custom.css"]
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git-repository-url = "https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2"
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git-branch = "unstable"
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blockquote {
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padding: 10px 20px;
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}
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footer {
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margin-top: 1rem;
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margin-bottom: 1rem;
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font-size: 0.8em;
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text-align: center;
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border-top: 1px solid black;
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padding: 10px 0;
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}
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# Log rotation
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Nimbus logs are written to the console, and optionally to a file. Using the log file option for a long-running process may lead to difficulties when the file grows large. This is typically solved with a log rotator that will switch which file is witten to as well as compress and remove old logs.
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Nimbus logs are written to the console, and optionally to a file. Writing to a file for a long-running process may lead to difficulties when the file grows large. This is typically solved with a *log rotator*. A log rotator is responsible for switching the written to file, as well as compressing and removing old logs.
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To set up file-based log rotation, an application such as [rotatelogs](https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/rotatelogs.html) is used - `rotatelogs` is available on most servers and can be used with `docker`, `systemd` and manual setups to write rotated logs files.
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In particular, when using `systemd` and its accompanying `journald` log daemon, this setup avoids clogging the the system log and keep the Nimbus logs in a separate location.
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In particular, when using `systemd` and its accompanying `journald` log daemon, this setup avoids clogging the the system log by keeping the Nimbus logs in a separate location.
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## Compression
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`rotatelogs` works by reading stdin and redirecting it to a file based on a name pattern. Whenever the log is about to be rotated, the application will invoke a shell script with the old and new log files. Our aim is to compress the log file to save space. [repo](https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2/tree/unstable/scripts/rotatelogs-compress.sh) provides a helper script to do so:
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`rotatelogs` works by reading stdin and redirecting it to a file based on a name pattern. Whenever the log is about to be rotated, the application invokes a shell script with the old and new log files. Our aim is to compress the log file to save space. [repo](https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2/tree/unstable/scripts/rotatelogs-compress.sh) provides a helper script to do so:
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```bash
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# Create a rotation script for rotatelogs
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## Build
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Logs in files generally don't benefit from colors - to avoid colors being written to the file, additional flags can be added to the Nimbus [build process](./build.md) - these flags are best saved in a build script to which one can add more options. Future versions of Nimbus will support disabling colors at runtime.
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Logs in files generally don't benefit from colors. To avoid colors being written to the file, additional flags can be added to the Nimbus [build process](./build.md) -- these flags are best saved in a build script to which one can add more options. Future versions of Nimbus will support disabling colors at runtime.
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```bash
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## Run
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The final step is to redirect logs to `rotatelogs` using a pipe when starting nimbus:
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The final step is to redirect logs to `rotatelogs` using a pipe when starting Nimbus:
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```bash
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build/nimbus_beacon_node \
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--data-dir:$DATADIR | rotatelogs -L "$DATADIR/nbc_bn.log" -p "/path/to/rotatelogs-compress.sh" -D -f -c "$DATADIR/log/nbc_bn_%Y%m%d%H%M%S.log" 3600
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```
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The options used in this example will:
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The options used in this example do the following:
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* `-L nbc_bn.log` - symlink to the latest log file, for use with `tail -F`
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* `-p "/path/to/rotatelogs-compress.sh"` - script to run when rotation is about to happen
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* `-D` - create the `log` directory if needed
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* `-f` - open the log immediately when starting `rotatelogs`
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* `-c "$DATADIR/log/nbc_bn_%Y%m%d%H%M%S.log"` - include timestamp in log filename
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* `3600` - rotate logs every hour (3600 seconds)
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* `-L nbc_bn.log` - symlinks to the latest log file, for use with `tail -F`
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* `-p "/path/to/rotatelogs-compress.sh"` - runs `rotatelogs-compress.sh` when rotation is about to happen
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* `-D` - creates the `log` directory if needed
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* `-f` - opens the log immediately when starting `rotatelogs`
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* `-c "$DATADIR/log/nbc_bn_%Y%m%d%H%M%S.log"` - includes timestamp in log filename
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* `3600` - rotates logs every hour (3600 seconds)
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The following options are available:
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--log-level Sets the log level.
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--log-level Sets the log level for process and topics (e.g. "DEBUG;
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TRACE:discv5,libp2p; REQUIRED:none; DISABLED:none").
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--log-file Specifies a path for the written Json log file.
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--network The Eth2 network to join.
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-d, --data-dir The directory where nimbus will store all blockchain data.
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--secrets-dir A directory containing validator keystore passwords.
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--wallets-dir A directory containing wallet files.
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--web3-url URL of the Web3 server to observe Eth1.
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--deposit-contract Address of the deposit contract.
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--deposit-contract-block The Eth1 block number or hash where the deposit contract has
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been deployed.
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--non-interactive Do not display interative prompts. Quit on missing
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configuration.
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--netkey-file Source of network (secp256k1) private key file
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(random|<path>) (default: random).
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--insecure-netkey-password Use pre-generated INSECURE password for network private key
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file (default: false).
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--agent-string Node agent string which is used as identifier in network.
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--subscribe-all-subnets Subscribe to all attestation subnet topics when gossiping.
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-b, --bootstrap-node Specifies one or more bootstrap nodes to use when connecting
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to the network.
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--bootstrap-file Specifies a line-delimited file of bootstrap Ethereum network
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--max-peers The maximum number of peers to connect to.
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--nat Specify method to use for determining public address. Must be
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one of: any, none, upnp, pmp, extip:<IP>.
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--enr-auto-update Discovery can automatically update its ENR with the IP
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address and UDP port as seen by other nodes it communicates
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with. This option allows to enable/disable this
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functionality.
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--weak-subjectivity-checkpoint Weak subjectivity checkpoint in the format
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block_root:epoch_number.
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--finalized-checkpoint-state SSZ file specifying a recent finalized state.
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--discv5 Enable Discovery v5.
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--dump Write SSZ dumps of blocks, attestations and states to data
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dir.
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```
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--doppelganger-detection Whether to detect whether another validator is be running the
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same validator keys (default true).
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Available sub-commands:
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...
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```
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