Host a Native Node
Prepare your configuration
After installation, you can create your configuration by:
This command will generate a configuration file named config.yaml for you. The default path is $HOME/.rings/config.yaml. You can also customize the path by using rings init --location <path>
. Additionally, you can specify the key used by the Rings node by using rings init -k <your private key>
.
By default, an ECDSA key pair will be automatically generated for you. The key pair in Rings Network is used for user identification and message signing. The key pair is utilized in various components of the network, so it is essential for users to ensure the security of their key pair. In the Native Node environment, since the private key is stored in plaintext, we strongly discourage the use of any asset-related key pair to host Rings Network.
More about config.yaml
you can find at:
Ready go!
Now you can start your rings-node by using the following command:
You can use rings run --help
to check which settings are supported by the run
command.
With the rings run
command, you can override the configurations specified in the config.yaml
file using command-line arguments. Additionally, you can use the -c
parameter to specify a different config file, which is particularly useful when you need to run multiple instances of the Rings Network.
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