The configuration can be done via environment variables or modifying the docker-compose.yml file.
By default, a named docker volume is used for persistent data. You can change thisto mount to a folder on your device. Example:
public-node:
container_name: public-node
image: ltonetwork/public-node
mem_limit: 1g
volumes:
- /<YOUR-FOLDER-HERE>/public-node:/lto
environment:
- LTO_NETWORK=TESTNET| variable name | description | format | extra information |
|---|---|---|---|
LTO_NETWORK |
Which network to attach the node to | MAINNET, TESTNET |
Default is set to MAINNET |
LTO_WALLET_SEED |
The seed of your wallet. Your wallet needs to have sufficient funds to anchor the transactions. | string | Can also be set as LTO_WALLET_SEED_BASE58, which will take a base58 value |
By default, the latest tag is used for all docker images. You can use an alternative tag for the LTO public node by setting LTO_NODE_VERSION.
docker-compose up
Use lto-public-node.ecs.yaml to run the index node using AWS Cloudformation.
If you wish to start testing with our testnet. Please create a wallet on: https://wallet.testnet.lto.network
Request testnet tokens via the LTO Tech Lab Telegram group.
To view all the transactions on the testnet you can check out our explorer on: https://explorer.testnet.lto.network
For mainnet you will have to buy tokens. You can then use these tokens by sending them to the wallet you will link to your node.
The wallet can be found here: https://wallet.lto.network
The explorer can be found here: https://explorer.lto.network