Matic-stats-exporter

• Bor

Telemetry data for Bor nodes on Mainnet and Mumbai-testnet can be found here https://bor-mainnet.vitwit.com and https://bor-mumbai.vitwit.com.

To export your nodes telemetry data to these dashboards do the following steps -

Restart your bor node with the ethstats flag

• Add --ethstats flag to your bor bash script which will be present at ~/node/bor/start.sh. After adding the flag to the bash file it should look like this:

#!/usr/bin/env sh

set -x #echo on

BOR_DIR=${BOR_DIR:-~/.bor}
DATA_DIR=$BOR_DIR/data

bor --datadir $DATA_DIR \
  --ethstats <node-name>:<key>@<server-ip>:<port> \
  --port 30303 \
  --http --http.addr '0.0.0.0' \
  --http.vhosts '*' \
  --http.corsdomain '*' \
  ......
  ......

Note:- For connecting to the mainnet dashboard use --ethstats <node-name>:[email protected]:3000. For connecting to the testnet dashboard use --ethstats <node-name>:[email protected]:3000. <node-name> is just an identifier to display it on the dashboard.

• Restart your bor service sudo systemctl restart bor

To set up your own dashboard follow these instructions.

• Heimdall

Telemetry data for Heimdall nodes on Mainnet and Mumbai-testnet can be found here https://heimdall-mainnet.vitwit.com and https://heimdall-mumbai.vitwit.com

To export your nodes telemetry data to these dashboards do the following:-

git clone https://github.com/vitwit/matic-telemetry.git
cd matic-telemetry
mkdir -p ~/.telemetry/config
cp example.config.toml ~/.telemetry/config/config.toml

Replace default value of node with your in ~/.telemetry/config/config.toml.

Use the following secret_key and IP to connect to Mainnet dashboard

[stats_details]
secret_key = "heimdall_mainnet"  
node = "<node-name>" 
net_stats_ip = "heimdall-mainnet.vitwit.com:3000"

Use the following secret_key and IP to connect to Testnet dashboard

[stats_details]
secret_key = "heimdall_testnet"  
node = "<node-name>" 
net_stats_ip = "heimdall-mumbai.vitwit.com:3000"

Build the binary :-

go mod tidy
go build -o telemetry
mv telemetry $GOBIN

Create systemd file :-

echo "[Unit]
Description=Telemtry
After=network-online.target
[Service]
User=$USER
ExecStart=$(which telemetry)
Restart=always
RestartSec=3
LimitNOFILE=4096
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target" | sudo tee "/lib/systemd/system/telemetry.service"

Start the telemetry service

sudo systemctl enable telemetry.service
sudo systemctl start telemetry.service

View the logs using

journalctl -u telemetry -f