Full Node Instructions
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Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
8 Core CPU (16+ Recommended)
32 GB of RAM (64+ Recommended)
500 GB of SSD (1tb+ NVMe Recommended)
1+ Gbps Network Speeds
Utilize this single-command setup to operate a full node on the Onomy Network. This may also be used to setup sentry nodes, if desired. NOTE: This method requires username to be set to ubuntu
installs required packages
installs onomyd
binary
sets up environment, paths, directory tree, etc
installs and sets up cosmovisor, moves onomyd
into cosmovisor folder
sets up onomyd
as a background systemd service operated via cosmovisor-onomyd.service
Starts and syncs the chain from recent snapshot
allows you to manage the service via sudo systemctl start cosmovisor-onomyd
- replace start
with stop
or restart
as needed.
You may view the node log with the command journalctl -f -u onomyd
and exit the log mode using ctrl+c.
To quickly view the status of the node with details such as the latest block height it is synced to, or if the node is still catching up, use the command onomyd status 2>&1 | jq
Additional scripts or manual installation documentation are available on the Onomy GitHub repo, where you can find updated seed nodes, SDK versioning, and more. You may also view Onomy in the Cosmos Chain Registry. You are encouraged to join Onomy's social channels to contact and discuss full node and/or validator operations with the community!