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fluence-monitoring

v0.0.33

Published

Fluence Monitoring that allows to monitor the state of Fluence network from a browser.

Downloads

103

Readme

IMPORTANT: Client and README are under heavy development and can be outdated. Ask a question in gitter or file an issue.

Fluence Monitoring

Fluence Monitoring collects all status data from Fluence contract and from all registered nodes and returns it as JSON.

Goal

To give a possibility to observe whole Fluence network parts (contract, registered nodes, workers, validators, etc.) from one place.

Usage

  • Install project:

npm install

  • Run server:

npm run start:dev

  • Open browser on localhost
  • Check if MetaMask is installed and correct ethereum network is selected (or local node is started)
  • Check an address of Fluence contract (by default you can use 0x9995882876ae612bfd829498ccd73dd962ec950a if you use ganache from our repo)
  • Write in browser console: showStatus(FLUENCE_CONTRACT_ADDRESS)
  • Plain collapsed JSON with all info about network will appear on the page

To be able to use monitoring on remote machines, repeat all steps on a remote machine and run npm run start:prod.