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juno node setup for testnet — uni-3

Official documentation:

Validator setup instructions

Explorer:

https://testnet.juno.explorers.guru/

Usefull tools and references

To set up monitoring for your validator node navigate to Set up monitoring and alerting for juno validator

To migrate your validator to another machine read Migrate your validator to another machine

Hardware Requirements

Like any Cosmos-SDK chain, the hardware requirements are pretty modest.

Minimum Hardware Requirements

4x CPUs; the faster clock speed the better
8GB RAM
100GB of storage (SSD or NVME)
Permanent Internet connection (traffic will be minimal during testnet; 10Mbps will be plenty - for production at least 100Mbps is expected)

Recommended Hardware Requirements

4x CPUs; the faster clock speed the better
32GB RAM
200GB of storage (SSD or NVME)
Permanent Internet connection (traffic will be minimal during testnet; 10Mbps will be plenty - for production at least 100Mbps is expected)

Set up your juno fullnode

Option 1 (automatic)

You can setup your juno fullnode in few minutes by using automated script below. It will prompt you to input your validator node name!

wget -O juno.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kj89/testnet_manuals/main/juno/juno.sh && chmod +x juno.sh && ./juno.sh

Option 2 (manual)

You can follow manual guide if you better prefer setting up node manually

Post installation

When installation is finished please load variables into system

source $HOME/.bash_profile

Next you have to make sure your validator is syncing blocks. You can use command below to check synchronization status

junod status 2>&1 | jq .SyncInfo

(OPTIONAL) Disable and cleanup indexing

indexer="null"
sed -i -e "s/^indexer *=.*/indexer = \"$indexer\"/" $HOME/.juno/config/config.toml
sudo systemctl restart junod
sleep 3
sudo rm -rf $HOME/.juno/data/tx_index.db

Create wallet

To create new wallet you can use command below. Don’t forget to save the mnemonic

junod keys add $WALLET

(OPTIONAL) To recover your wallet using seed phrase

junod keys add $WALLET --recover

To get current list of wallets

junod keys list

Save wallet info

Add wallet and valoper address into variables

JUNO_WALLET_ADDRESS=$(junod keys show $WALLET -a)
JUNO_VALOPER_ADDRESS=$(junod keys show $WALLET --bech val -a)
echo 'export JUNO_WALLET_ADDRESS='${JUNO_WALLET_ADDRESS} >> $HOME/.bash_profile
echo 'export JUNO_VALOPER_ADDRESS='${JUNO_VALOPER_ADDRESS} >> $HOME/.bash_profile
source $HOME/.bash_profile

Fund your wallet

In order to create validator first you need to fund your wallet with testnet tokens. To top up your wallet join juno discord server and navigate to:

#faucet to request test tokens

To request a faucet grant:

$request <YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS>

Create validator

Before creating validator please make sure that you have at least 1 junox (1 junox is equal to 1000000 ujunox) and your node is synchronized

To check your wallet balance:

junod query bank balances $JUNO_WALLET_ADDRESS

If your wallet does not show any balance than probably your node is still syncing. Please wait until it finish to synchronize and then continue

To create your validator run command below

junod tx staking create-validator \
  --amount 10000000ujunox \
  --from $WALLET \
  --commission-max-change-rate "0.01" \
  --commission-max-rate "0.2" \
  --commission-rate "0.07" \
  --min-self-delegation "1" \
  --pubkey  $(junod tendermint show-validator) \
  --moniker $NODENAME \
  --chain-id $JUNO_CHAIN_ID

Operations with liquid stake

Add liquid stake

Liquid stake your ATOM on juno for stATOM. Here's an example of how to liquid stake

junod tx stakeibc liquid-stake 1000 uatom --from $WALLET --chain-id $JUNO_CHAIN_ID

Note: if you liquid stake 1000 uatom, you might only get 990 (could be more or less) stATOM in return! This is due to the way our exchange rate works. Your 990 stATOM are still worth 1000 uatom (or more, as you accrue staking rewards!)

Redeem stake

After accruing some staking rewards, you can unstake your tokens. Currently, the unbonding period on our Gaia (Cosmos Hub) testnet is around 30 minutes.

junod tx stakeibc redeem-stake 999 GAIA <cosmos_address_you_want_to_redeem_to> --chain-id $JUNO_CHAIN_ID --from $WALLET

Check if tokens are claimable

If you'd like to see whether your tokens are ready to be claimed, look for your UserRedemptionRecord keyed by <your_JUNO_account>.

junod q records list-user-redemption-record --output json | jq --arg WALLET_ADDRESS "$JUNO_WALLET_ADDRESS" '.UserRedemptionRecord | map(select(.sender == $WALLET_ADDRESS))'

If your record has the attribute isClaimable=true, they're ready to be claimed!

Claim tokens

After your tokens have unbonded, they can be claimed by triggering the claim process.

junod tx stakeibc claim-undelegated-tokens GAIA 5 --chain-id $JUNO_CHAIN_ID --from $WALLET

Note: this function triggers claims in a FIFO queue, meaning if your claim is 20th in line, you'll have process other claims before seeing your tokens appear in your account.

Security

To protect you keys please make sure you follow basic security rules

Set up ssh keys for authentication

Good tutorial on how to set up ssh keys for authentication to your server can be found here

Basic Firewall security

Start by checking the status of ufw.

sudo ufw status

Sets the default to allow outgoing connections, deny all incoming except ssh and 26656. Limit SSH login attempts

sudo ufw default allow outgoing
sudo ufw default deny incoming
sudo ufw allow ssh/tcp
sudo ufw limit ssh/tcp
sudo ufw allow ${JUNO_PORT}656,${JUNO_PORT}660/tcp
sudo ufw enable

Monitoring

To monitor and get alerted about your validator health status you can use my guide on Set up monitoring and alerting for juno validator

Calculate synchronization time

This script will help you to estimate how much time it will take to fully synchronize your node
It measures average blocks per minute that are being synchronized for period of 5 minutes and then gives you results

wget -O synctime.py https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kj89/testnet_manuals/main/juno/tools/synctime.py && python3 ./synctime.py

Check your validator key

[[ $(junod q staking validator $JUNO_VALOPER_ADDRESS -oj | jq -r .consensus_pubkey.key) = $(junod status | jq -r .ValidatorInfo.PubKey.value) ]] && echo -e "\n\e[1m\e[32mTrue\e[0m\n" || echo -e "\n\e[1m\e[31mFalse\e[0m\n"

Get list of validators

junod q staking validators -oj --limit=3000 | jq '.validators[] | select(.status=="BOND_STATUS_BONDED")' | jq -r '(.tokens|tonumber/pow(10; 6)|floor|tostring) + " \t " + .description.moniker' | sort -gr | nl

Get currently connected peer list with ids

curl -sS http://localhost:${JUNO_PORT}657/net_info | jq -r '.result.peers[] | "\(.node_info.id)@\(.remote_ip):\(.node_info.listen_addr)"' | awk -F ':' '{print $1":"$(NF)}'

Usefull commands

Service management

Check logs

journalctl -fu junod -o cat

Start service

sudo systemctl start junod

Stop service

sudo systemctl stop junod

Restart service

sudo systemctl restart junod

Node info

Synchronization info

junod status 2>&1 | jq .SyncInfo

Validator info

junod status 2>&1 | jq .ValidatorInfo

Node info

junod status 2>&1 | jq .NodeInfo

Show node id

junod tendermint show-node-id

Wallet operations

List of wallets

junod keys list

Recover wallet

junod keys add $WALLET --recover

Delete wallet

junod keys delete $WALLET

Get wallet balance

junod query bank balances $JUNO_WALLET_ADDRESS

Transfer funds

junod tx bank send $JUNO_WALLET_ADDRESS <TO_JUNO_WALLET_ADDRESS> 10000000ujunox

Voting

junod tx gov vote 1 yes --from $WALLET --chain-id=$JUNO_CHAIN_ID

Staking, Delegation and Rewards

Delegate stake

junod tx staking delegate $JUNO_VALOPER_ADDRESS 10000000ujunox --from=$WALLET --chain-id=$JUNO_CHAIN_ID --gas=auto

Redelegate stake from validator to another validator

junod tx staking redelegate <srcValidatorAddress> <destValidatorAddress> 10000000ujunox --from=$WALLET --chain-id=$JUNO_CHAIN_ID --gas=auto

Withdraw all rewards

junod tx distribution withdraw-all-rewards --from=$WALLET --chain-id=$JUNO_CHAIN_ID --gas=auto

Withdraw rewards with commision

junod tx distribution withdraw-rewards $JUNO_VALOPER_ADDRESS --from=$WALLET --commission --chain-id=$JUNO_CHAIN_ID

Validator management

Edit validator

junod tx staking edit-validator \
  --moniker=$NODENAME \
  --identity=<your_keybase_id> \
  --website="<your_website>" \
  --details="<your_validator_description>" \
  --chain-id=$JUNO_CHAIN_ID \
  --from=$WALLET

Unjail validator

junod tx slashing unjail \
  --broadcast-mode=block \
  --from=$WALLET \
  --chain-id=$JUNO_CHAIN_ID \
  --gas=auto

Delete node

This commands will completely remove node from server. Use at your own risk!

sudo systemctl stop junod
sudo systemctl disable junod
sudo rm /etc/systemd/system/juno* -rf
sudo rm $(which junod) -rf
sudo rm $HOME/.juno* -rf
sudo rm $HOME/juno -rf
sed -i '/JUNO_/d' ~/.bash_profile

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parent directory

README.md

juno node setup for testnet — uni-3

Usefull tools and references

Hardware Requirements

Minimum Hardware Requirements

Recommended Hardware Requirements

Set up your juno fullnode

Option 1 (automatic)

Option 2 (manual)

Post installation

(OPTIONAL) Disable and cleanup indexing

Create wallet

Save wallet info

Fund your wallet

Create validator

Operations with liquid stake

Add liquid stake

Redeem stake

Check if tokens are claimable

Claim tokens

Security

Set up ssh keys for authentication

Basic Firewall security

Monitoring

Calculate synchronization time

Check your validator key

Get list of validators

Get currently connected peer list with ids

Usefull commands

Service management

Node info

Wallet operations

Voting

Staking, Delegation and Rewards

Validator management

Delete node