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Besu IBFT 2.0 network helper

Besu IBFT 2.0 network helper repository.

Setup

These scripts assume some dependencies are installed locally:

  • Besu
    • By default besu is invoked with besu, this path can be modified by updating $BESU_PATH in common/variables

Usage

Create IBFT 2.0 network configuration files

sh scripts/generate-ibft-network-files $BOOTNODES_NUMBER $VALIDATOR_NUMBERS
  • BOOTNODES_NUMBER: number of boot nodes to create in this network
  • VALIDATOR_NUMBERS: number of validator nodes to create in this network

Sample

Create IBFT 2.0 network with 3 bootnodes and 4 validators:

sh scripts/generate-ibft-network-files 3 4

This command uses Besu operator subcommand to create node keypairs. Then it copies key files and genesis into output directory. The generated output directory looks like:

out/ibft-network
├── bootnode-1
│   └── data
├── bootnode-2
│   └── data
├── bootnode-3
│   └── data
├── genesis.json
├── validator-1
│   └── data
│       ├── key
│       └── key.pub
├── validator-2
│   └── data
│       ├── key
│       └── key.pub
├── validator-3
│   └── data
│       ├── key
│       └── key.pub
└── validator-4
    └── data
        ├── key
        └── key.pub

Start the IBFT 2.0 network

sh scripts/run-ibft-network $BOOTNODES_NUMBER $VALIDATOR_NUMBERS

The scripts starts the first boot node and retrieves the enode URL.

Then it starts required nodes depending on the desired network topology.

Log output sample:

Killing all previous Besu instances running.
Starting bootnode 1.
Bootnode 1 enode URL: enode://3e9e0f3ca82ef88bcbdb4500ed650a1bffe856ef1ae7b2e8e4892db76a240e3d3d10a416c65ef065609e4a022410f2dab24804eeb82f8616e9b86fb1fe0494ed@127.0.0.1:30303
Starting bootnode 2 with p2pPort: 30304 and httpPort: 8546.
Starting bootnode 3 with p2pPort: 30305 and httpPort: 8547.
Starting validator node 1 with p2pPort: 30306 and httpPort: 8548.
Starting validator node 2 with p2pPort: 30307 and httpPort: 8549.
Starting validator node 3 with p2pPort: 30308 and httpPort: 8550.
Starting validator node 4 with p2pPort: 30309 and httpPort: 8551.
-------------------------
Besu nodes running:
validator-4
validator-3
bootnode-2
bootnode-3
validator-2
validator-1
bootnode-1
-------------------------

The topology of the network is saved in out/network-topology.

Sample topology file:

bootnode-1  8545 30303 enode://[email protected]:30303
bootnode-2  8546 30304 enode://[email protected]:30304
bootnode-3  8547 30305 enode://[email protected]:30305
validator-1 8548 30306 enode://[email protected]:30306
validator-2 8549 30307 enode://[email protected]:30307
validator-3 8550 30308 enode://[email protected]:30308
validator-4 8551 30309 enode://[email protected]:30309

This file is important because those informations are used to restart nodes after they are shutdown to keep same keys and enode URLs.

Bootstrap IBFT 2.0 network

./boostrap-ibft-network.sh

This commands generates network config files and then start the created network.

Kill a running node

./kill.sh $NODE_TYPE $NODE_NUMBER

Sample

./kill.sh validator 4

Start a killed node

./start.sh $NODE_TYPE $NODE_NUMBER

Sample

./start.sh validator 4

Print current block number

sh scripts/block-number
{
  "jsonrpc" : "2.0",
  "id" : 1,
  "result" : "0x28f"
}