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Configuration Parameters

Root-Level

chain_id required

Chain ID that must be included in each transaction. Used to prevent replay attacks.

  • Environment: CHAIN_ID
  • Type: String
toml
chain_id = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"
shell
CHAIN_ID="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"

public_key required

Public key of the peer.

  • Environment: PUBLIC_KEY
  • Type: String
toml
public_key = "ed0120FAFCB2B27444221717F6FCBF900D5BE95273B1B0904B08C736B32A19F16AC1F9"
shell
PUBLIC_KEY="ed0120FAFCB2B27444221717F6FCBF900D5BE95273B1B0904B08C736B32A19F16AC1F9"

private_key required

Private key of the peer.

  • Environment: PRIVATE_KEY
  • Type: String
toml
private_key = "8026208F4C15E5D664DA3F13778801D23D4E89B76E94C1B94B389544168B6CB894F84F"
shell
PRIVATE_KEY="8026208F4C15E5D664DA3F13778801D23D4E89B76E94C1B94B389544168B6CB894F84F"

trusted_peers

List of predefined trusted peers.

  • Environment: TRUSTED_PEERS
  • Type: Array of strings in a format PUBLIC_KEY@ADDRESS
toml
trusted_peers = [
    "ed01201C61FAF8FE94E253B93114240394F79A607B7FA55F9E5A41EBEC74B88055768B@127.0.0.1:1337",
    "ed0120CC25624D62896D3A0BFD8940F928DC2ABF27CC57CEFEB442AA96D9081AAE58A1@127.0.0.1:1338",
    "ed0120FACA9E8AA83225CB4D16D67F27DD4F93FC30FFA11ADC1F5C88FD5495ECC91020@127.0.0.1:1339",
    "ed01208E351A70B6A603ED285D666B8D689B680865913BA03CE29FB7D13A166C4E7F1F@127.0.0.1:1340",
]
shell
# as JSON
TRUSTED_PEERS='["ed01204EE2FCD53E1730AF142D1E23951198678295047F9314B4006B0CB61850B1DB10@irohad2:1339","ed01209897952D14BDFAEA780087C38FF3EB800CB20B882748FC95A575ADB9CD2CB21D@irohad1:1338","ed0120CACF3A84B8DC8710CE9D6B968EE95EC7EE4C93C85858F026F3B4417F569592CE@irohad3:1340"]'

Genesis

genesis.file

File path[1] to the SCALE-encoded genesis block.

Must be paired with --submit-genesis CLI parameter.

  • Environment: GENESIS
  • Type: String, file path[1:1]
toml
[genesis]
file = "./genesis.scale"
shell
GENESIS="./genesis.scale"

genesis.public_key required

Public key of the genesis key pair.

  • Environment: GENESIS_PUBLIC_KEY
  • Type: String, public key multihash
toml
[genesis]
public_key = "ed01208BA62848CF767D72E7F7F4B9D2D7BA07FEE33760F79ABE5597A51520E292A0CB"
shell
GENESIS_PUBLIC_KEY="ed01208BA62848CF767D72E7F7F4B9D2D7BA07FEE33760F79ABE5597A51520E292A0CB"

Network

network.address required

Address for p2p communication for consensus (sumeragi) and block synchronization (block_sync) purposes.

  • Environment: P2P_ADDRESS
  • Type: String, socket address (host/IPv4/IPv6 + port)
toml
[network]
address = "0.0.0.0:1337"
shell
P2P_ADDRESS="0.0.0.0:1337"

network.public_address required

Peer-to-peer address (external, as seen by other peers).

Will be gossiped to connected peers so that they can gossip it to other peers.

  • Environment: P2P_PUBLIC_ADDRESS
  • Type: String, socket address (host/IPv4/IPv6 + port)
toml
[network]
public_address = "0.0.0.0:5000"
shell
P2P_PUBLIC_ADDRESS="0.0.0.0:5000"

network.block_gossip_size

The amount of blocks that can be sent in a single synchronization message.

  • Type: Number
  • Default: 500
toml
[network]
block_gossip_size = 256

network.block_gossip_period_ms

The time interval between requests to peers for the most recent block.

More frequent gossiping shortens the time to sync, but can overload the network.

  • Type: Number (of milliseconds)
  • Default: 10_000 (10 seconds)
toml
[network]
block_gossip_period_ms = 1_000

network.transaction_gossip_size

Max number of transactions in a gossip batch message.

Smaller size leads to longer time to synchronise, but useful if you have high packet loss.

  • Type: Number
  • Default: 500
toml
[network]
transaction_gossip_size = 256

network.transaction_gossip_period_ms

Period of gossiping pending transaction between peers.

More frequent gossiping shortens the time to sync, but can overload the network.

  • Type: Number (of milliseconds)
  • Default: 1_000 (1 second)
toml
[network]
transaction_gossip_period_ms = 5_000

network.idle_timeout_ms

Duration of time after which connection with peer is terminated if peer is idle.

  • Type: Number (of milliseconds)
  • Default: 60_000 (60 seconds)
toml
[network]
idle_timeout_ms = 60_000

Torii

torii.address required

Address to which the Torii server must listen and to which the client(s) make their requests.

  • Environment: API_ADDRESS
  • Type: String, socket address (host/IPv4/IPv6 + port)
toml
[torii]
address = "0.0.0.0:8080"
shell
API_ADDRESS="0.0.0.0:8080"

torii.max_content_len

The maximum number of bytes in a raw request body accepted by the Transaction Endpoint.

This limit is used to prevent DOS attacks.

  • Type: Number (of bytes)
  • Default: 16_777_216 (16 MiB, 220162^{20} \cdot 16)
toml
[torii]
max_content_len = 16_777_216

torii.query_idle_time_ms

The time a query can remain in the store if unaccessed.

  • Type: Number (of milliseconds)
  • Default: 10_000 (10 seconds)
toml
[torii]
query_idle_time_ms = 10_000

torii.query_store_capacity

The upper limit of the number of live queries.

  • Type: Number
  • Default: 128
toml
[torii]
query_store_capacity = 128

torii.query_store_capacity_per_user

The upper limit of the number of live queries for a single user.

  • Type: Number
  • Default: 128
toml
[torii]
query_store_capacity_per_user = 128

Logger

logger.level

Logging verbosity.

Choose the level that best suits your use case. Refer to Stack Overflow for additional details on how to use different log levels.

  • Environment: LOG_LEVEL
  • Type: String, possible values:
    • TRACE: All events, including low-level operations.
    • DEBUG: Debug-level messages, useful for diagnostics.
    • INFO: General informational messages.
    • WARN: Warnings that indicate potential issues.
    • ERROR: Errors that disrupt normal function but allow continued operation.
  • Default: INFO
toml
[logger]
level = "INFO"
shell
LOG_LEVEL="INFO"

logger.format

Logs format.

  • Environment: LOG_FORMAT
  • Type: String, possible values: (TODO: describe)
    • full
    • compact
    • pretty
    • json
  • Default: full
toml
[logger]
format = "json"
shell
LOG_FORMAT="json"

Kura

Kura is the persistent storage engine of Iroha (Japanese for warehouse).

kura.blocks_in_memory

At most N last blocks will be stored in memory.

Older blocks will be dropped from memory and loaded from the disk if they are needed.

  • Environment: KURA_BLOCKS_IN_MEMORY
  • Type: Number
  • Default: 128
toml
[kura]
blocks_in_memory = 256
shell
KURA_BLOCKS_IN_MEMORY=256

kura.init_mode

Kura initialisation mode

  • Environment: KURA_INIT_MODE
  • Type: String, possible values:
    • strict: strict validation of all blocks
    • fast: Fast initialisation with only basic checks
  • Default: strict
toml
[kura]
init_mode = "fast"
shell
KURA_INIT_MODE="fast"

kura.store_dir

Specifies the directory[1:2] where the blocks are stored.

toml
[kura]
store_dir = "/path/to/storage"
shell
KURA_STORE_DIR="/path/to/storage"

kura.debug.output_new_blocks debug

Flag to enable printing new blocks to console.

  • Environment: KURA_DEBUG_OUTPUT_NEW_BLOCKS
  • Type: Boolean
  • Default: false
toml
[kura.debug]
output_new_blocks = true
shell
KURA_DEBUG_OUTPUT_NEW_BLOCKS=true

Queue

queue.capacity

The upper limit of the number of transactions waiting in the queue.

  • Type: Number
  • Default: 65_536
toml
[queue]
capacity = 1_048_576

queue.capacity_per_user

The upper limit of the number of transactions waiting in the queue for a single user.

Use this option to apply throttling.

  • Type: Number
  • Default: 65_536
toml
[queue]
capacity_per_user = 1_048_576

queue.transaction_time_to_live_ms

The transaction will be dropped after this time if it is still in the queue.

  • Type: Number (of milliseconds)
  • Default: 86_400_000 (24 hours)
toml
[queue]
transaction_time_to_live_ms = 43_200_000

Sumeragi

sumeragi.debug.force_soft_fork debug

TODO

  • Type: Boolean
  • Default: false
toml
[sumeragi.debug]
force_soft_fork = true

Snapshot

This module is responsible for reading and writing snapshots of the World State View.

TODO: explain the purpose of snapshots, file formats, etc

Wipe Snapshots

In case if something is wrong with the snapshots system, and you want to start from a blank page (in terms of snapshots), you could remove the directory specified by snapshot.store_dir.

snapshot.mode

The mode the Snapshot system functions in.

  • Environment: SNAPSHOT_MODE
  • Type: String, possible values:
    • read_write: Iroha creates snapshots with a period specified by snapshot.create_every_ms. On startup, Iroha reads an existing snapshot (if any) and verifies that it is up-to-date with the blocks storage.
    • readonly: Similar to read_write but Iroha doesn't create any snapshots.
    • disabled: Iroha neither creates new snapshots nor reads an existing one on startup.
  • Default: read_write
toml
[snapshot]
mode = "readonly"
shell
SNAPSHOT_MODE="readonly"

snapshot.create_every_ms

Frequency of snapshots.

  • Type: Number (of milliseconds)
  • Default: 600_000 (10 minutes)
toml
[snapshot]
create_every_ms = 60_000

snapshot.store_dir

Directory where to store snapshots.

  • Environment: SNAPSHOT_STORE_DIR
  • Type: String, file path[1:4]
  • Default: ./storage/snapshot (see also: kura.store_dir)
toml
[snapshot]
store_dir = "/path/to/storage"
shell
SNAPSHOT_STORE_DIR="/path/to/storage"

Telemetry

TODO

name and url must be paired.

All telemetry section is optional.

telemetry.name

The node's name to be displayed on the telemetry.

  • Type: String
toml
[telemetry]
name = "iroha"

telemetry.url

The url of the telemetry. TODO update example value

  • Type: String
toml
[telemetry]
url = "ws://substrate.telemetry.iroha"

telemetry.min_retry_period_ms

The minimum period of time to wait before reconnecting.

  • Type: Number (of milliseconds)
  • Default: 1_000 (1 second)
toml
[telemetry]
min_retry_period_ms = 5_000

telemetry.max_retry_delay_exponent

The maximum exponent of 2 that is used for increasing delay between reconnections.

  • Type: Number
  • Default: 4
toml
[telemetry]
max_retry_delay_exponent = 4

dev_telemetry.out_file

The filepath to write dev-telemetry to

  • Type: String, file path[1:5]
toml
[dev_telemetry]
out_file = "/path/to/file.json"

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