custom-eth-node-healthcheck
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Simple http server to monitor if Geth/Parity is in sync with the blockchain
Little http node.js server to run along the ethereum node. Node needs to have JSONRPC enabled. Returns 503 Service Unavailable if the last block number on the local node is off by 3 or more blocks from the last block number from Infura node. Otherwise returns 200 OK.
Supported networks:
npm install -g eth-node-healthcheck
Configuration parameters (set as ENV variables):
RPC_HOST — hostname where your node JSON RPC is running. Default: localhost
NETWORK — network name. Supported networks:
PORT — port to run this service on
Example for mainnet:
RPC_HOST=127.0.0.1 NETWORK=homestead PORT=50336 eth-node-healthcheck
Make sure the process is detached from the terminal. Make sure the port is open for incoming connections.
MIT
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Simple http server to monitor if Geth/Parity is in sync with the blockchain
We found that custom-eth-node-healthcheck demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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