This is the last step of the node cluster setup that generates and updates each node's configuration.
Each node defined in the "network.yml" file will have it's own symbol-bootstrap "target" folder. Each folder can be then be deployed into the final node boxes like in AWS.
This command can be executed multiple times if you need to update or upgrade your nodes. Then you can redeploy the configuration in the final the node boxes.
This is the last step of the node cluster setup that generates and updates each node's configuration.
USAGE
$ symbol-network configureNodes
OPTIONS
-h, --help It shows the help of this command.
-z, --zip Do you want to zip the folders?
--noNodePassword When provided, the tool will not use a NODE PASSWORD, so private keys inside the nodes
folder will be stored in plain text. Use with caution.
--noPassword When provided, the tool will not use a MASTER PASSWORD, so private keys will be stored in
plain text. Use with caution.
--nodePassword=nodePassword NODE PASSWORD: A password used to encrypt and decrypt each node configuration (Inside the
nodes folder).
--offline Use --offline If you are creating the nodes for the first time and there is information
to be updated from the current running network.
--password=password MASTER PASSWORD: A password used to encrypt and decrypt the local key store. This cli
prompts for a password by default, can be provided in the command line (--password=XXXX)
or disabled in the command line (--noPassword).
DESCRIPTION
Each node defined in the "network.yml" file will have it's own symbol-bootstrap "target" folder. Each folder can be
then be deployed into the final node boxes like in AWS.
This command can be executed multiple times if you need to update or upgrade your nodes. Then you can redeploy the
configuration in the final the node boxes.
EXAMPLE
$ symbol-network configureNodes