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## Monitoring and alerting
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Monitoring and alerting systems are really useful to avoid slashing. Even if Phi Labs do not suggest any specific solution, we document the [Prometheus + Graphana](4.monitoring-validators.md) combination. Other tools that are usually used by validators in CosmosSDK-based blockchains include: DataDog, Panic, Cloudwatch, Netdata, Tenderduty.
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Monitoring and alerting systems are really useful to avoid slashing. Even if Phi Labs do not suggest any specific solution, we document the [Prometheus + Grafana](4.monitoring-validators.md) combination. Other tools that are usually used by validators in CosmosSDK-based blockchains include: DataDog, Panic, Cloudwatch, Netdata, Tenderduty.
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archwayd add-genesis-account $(archwayd keys show node1-account -a --home ./node1) 100000000000000000000000000aarch --home ./node1
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archwayd genesis add-genesis-account "$(archwayd keys show node1-account -a --home ./node1)" 100000000000000000000000000aarch --home ./node1
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archwayd genesis add-genesis-account "$(archwayd keys show node1-account -a --home ../node2/node2)" 100000000000000000000000000aarch --home ./node1
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## Submit the genesis transaction
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When running a Cosmos SDK-based blockchain, new validators need to submit a **gentx** transaction to the network to become a validator. The genesis transactions is the first transaction of the local chain, while the **collect-gentxs** command collects all the gentx transactions submitted by potential validators and creates a new genesis file that includes these transactions.
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When running a Cosmos SDK-based blockchain, new validators need to submit a **genesis gentx** transaction to the network to become a validator. The genesis transactions is the first transaction of the local chain, while the **genesis collect-gentxs** command collects all the gentx transactions submitted by potential validators and creates a new genesis file that includes these transactions.
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The command typically involves the following steps:
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Under the **gRPC Configuration**`[grpc]` section you will see the **address** settings. Change the value to the below:
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Under the **gRPC Web Configuration**`[grpc-web]` section you will see the **address** settings. Change the value to the below:
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`address=“0.0.0.0:9093”`
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The network implements a minimum price of gas preventing a transaction to go through with a gas price lower than the value set. There is a corresponding value that is configurable within your node `minimum-gas-prices` that should be set to a value. This value can be 0 or the corresponding minimum gas price set by the network which you can find via:
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