Simple webservice/dashboard for tracking network info and missed blocks on Tendermint/Cosmos chains.
Unfortunately running this service requires a commercial subscription to Maxmind's API service. I would have liked to just use their free databases, but hosting it publicly violates their license terms.
Summary page:
Missed block monitor:
Network Graph:
- The reports sent lag by 2 blocks and will not be sent if the server is syncing, this is to avoid false positives which can occur if the server is slow or behind (this affects the tendermint prometheus exporter too.
- This requires access to both the tendermint and cosmos rpc APIs (normally port 26657 and 1317, or can use unix domain sockets.)
- It may be traffic intensive (especially when building the cache,) and should be run against a local, private server.
- The error
not a valid HistValidatorsResp structure
at startup likely means that the state has been pruned for that block height on your API server and there is not enough history to build the full cache. Try a lower-n
value (normally the upper limit is 9,000). - All assets are bundled using go:embed, so a simple
go install github.com/blockpane/cosmissed
should get everything needed to run.
Usage:
Usage of cosmissedd
-c string
cosmos http API endpoint (default "http:https://127.0.0.1:1317")
-cache string
filename for caching previous blocks (default "cosmissed.dat")
-extra-rpc string
extra tendermint RPC endpoints to poll for peer info, comma seperated list of URLs
-key string
Required: Key for GeoIP2 Precision Web Service
-l int
webserver port to listen on (default 8080)
-n int
most recent blocks to track (default 3000)
-p string
address prefix, ex- cosmos = cosmosvaloper, cosmosvalcons ... (default "cosmos")
-socket string
filename for unix socket to listen on, if set will disable TCP listener
-t string
tendermint http API endpoint (default "http:https://127.0.0.1:26657")
-user string
Required: Username for GeoIP2 Precision Web Service
-v log new records to stdout (error logs already on stderr)
This project uses eCharts for the visualizations and Bootswatch for themes.