Ethernity Cloud node explorer is a script which provides an easy way to find all the nodes which interacted with Ethernity Cloud's smart contract.
The explorer's purpose is to be integrated in various dashboards to get a visual representation about nodes activity.
python >= 3.5 (Find out which version is installed by running python3 -V)
web3 module >=4.0 (Find out which is installed by running pip show web3)
Below commands are installing the prerequsites and clone the repository
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade -y
sudo apt install python3 python3-pip
# for mysql version
pip3 install -r mysql_requirements.txt
# for sqlite version
pip3 install -r sqlite_requirements.txt
git clone https://github.com/ethernity-cloud/etny-node-explorer
There are two methods for storing data: mysql and sqlite. The method used can be controlled through the "config.ini" file.
P.S
to use mysql version please install mysql server locally and run "sudo ./create_mysql_database.sh"
Launch the script with python3 main.py
The script works by scanning the blockchain for nodes which interacts with the smart contract and saves the output to a CSV file.
When ran for the first time the script creates an local index by scanning the blockchain. This takes a long time, usually about 5 hours.
Subsequent runs will run much faster by looking at the differences.
config.env - Environment config such as blockchain provider, smart contract address, index file and output file
[DEFAULT]
HttpProvider = https://core.bloxberg.org
ContractAddress = 0x549A6E06BB2084100148D50F51CF77a3436C3Ae7
IndexFile = data.json
CSVFile = nodes.csv
Generated *.csv file`s - Column details
| Column 01 | Column 02 | Column 03 | Column 04 | Column 05 | Column 06 | Column 07 | Column 08 | Column 09 | Column 10 | Column 11 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| id | wallet address | CPU* | RAM | Storage | Bandwith | Task* | Status* | Cost* | Created* | Updated* |
*CPU = CPU Number of Cores
*Task = Max Duration of a running task
*Status = Status of a task
*Cost = Cost for running a task
*Created = Created on: unix timestamp
*Updated = Last updated on: unix timestamp