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This tutorial helps us to create a private channel using tessera on local machine with docker for testing and development purposes. After completing the node deployment, you can also follow our complementary guide to send a private transaction. This node is a local and isolated one, so you are not connected to the LACChain Networks. In order to deploy a node in the LACChain Networks, you can use our Installation private, please go here .
Recommended hardware features for the private channel nodes:
2 vCPUs |
RAM memory 8Gb |
Hard Disk 10GB |
To configure and deploy your node, you must clone this git repository in your machine.
$ git clone https://github.com/LACNet-Networks/besu-networks
Make sure you have Docker and Docker-compose installed on machine. If not, you can install them following the instructions to install docker and docker-compose.
Execute the following command :
$ cd besu-networks/docker/compose/tessera/
this network has 3 besu nodes with private channel using tessera.
run following command:
$ ./start-network.sh
Check if the node validator is produced blocks by getting the log of the Besu containter
$ docker-compose logs -f besu1
Check if the node writers are syncing blocks by getting the log of the Besu containter
$ docker-compose logs -f besu2
$ docker-compose logs -f besu3
Check if the nodes tessera are polling round.
$ docker-compose logs -f tessera1
$ docker-compose logs -f tessera2
$ docker-compose logs -f tessera3
If you want or need to stop your private channel, please execute one of the following commands:
$ docker-compose down
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Make sure you have Docker and Docker-compose installed on machine. If not, you can install them following the instructions to install docker and docker-compose.