Step-by-step guide for deploying and registering your Taiyi node on testnet.
Tips- TheWith Rust installed, follow the instructions below to install dependencies relevant to your operating system:-y
flag accepts default installation options for non-interactive installation.
- After Rust installation completes, try running
cargo version
. If it cannot be found, runsource $HOME/.cargo/env
. After that, runningcargo version
should return the version, for examplecargo 1.68.2
.- It’s generally advisable to append
source $HOME/.cargo/env
to~/.bashrc
.
apt-get install libclang-dev pkg-config build-essential libssl-dev protobuf-compiler
brew install llvm pkg-config openssl protobuf
choco install llvm openssl protobuf
or winget install LLVM.LLVM
rustc --version
. To update your version of Rust, run rustup update
.
signer-config.toml
, you can see a full example in the Commit-Boost Client:
CB_JWTS
. You could use command openssl rand -hex 32
to generate a random token.
Make sure the CB_JWTS
is the same as CB_SIGNER_JWT
in the taiyi-boost env config.
You don’t need to use engine_jwt here.taiyi-boost-config.toml
, the example is as follows:
CB_SIGNER_JWT
. You could use command openssl rand -hex 32
to generate a random token.
Make sure the CB_SIGNER_JWT
is the same as CB_JWTS
in the commit-boost-signer env config.
You don’t need to use engine_jwt here.config.toml
.