• Fuse Network
  • General
    • Clone Repository
    • Install Dependencies
    • Run Unit Tests
  • Contracts
    • Compile
    • ABIs
    • Flatten
    • Deploy
  • Run Local Node
    • Pre-Requisites
    • Hardware
    • Networking
    • Using Quickstart
      • Nethermind

$ git clone https://github.com/fuseio/fuse-network.git ~/Dev/fuse-network

$ yarn install

$ yarn test

$ yarn compile

$ yarn flatten

Make sure NETWORK_NAME is defined in hardhat.config

Make sure you've created an .env using the template env.example

Run:

npx hardhat run scripts/<SCRIPT_NAME> --network <NETWORK_NAME>

Please make sure you have access to a continuously running machine, if you like to participate as a network validator.

A complete Docker environment is needed to be installed on your system, as well as Docker-Compose

Make sure that your user is added to the docker user-group on Unix systems, if you can't access root permissions to run containers.

Note:

• Specified for AWS, but similar on other providers as well
• Depending on your node purpose (shared RPC endpoint with hight load) system requirements could be different
• - in each column means that role has the same parameters like previous

Note:

• Outbound traffic should be oppened for all IP addresses
• For Bootnode node role not necessarry to open RPC and WS ports, only P2P are required; for Validator node role WS and RPC ports should be openned on localhost and granted restricted access through IP whitelists

Since 08.2022 Fuse is moving from OE client to Nethermind. To bootstrap your own Fuse (Spark) node on Nethermind client you could use quickstart.sh script.

# Download
wget -O quickstart.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fuseio/fuse-network/master/nethermind/quickstart.sh

# Gain needed permissions
chmod 755 quickstart.sh

# Run
./quickstart.sh -r [node_role] -n [network_name] -k [node_key]

Full example provided here.