πInitia Validator Monitoring
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Functionality π‘
The advantage of the bot is that you can monitor the operation of the node in one of several ways that are convenient for you. Let's go through each of them.
1οΈβ£ RPC IP and PORT
RPC IP - The IP of your server on which you run yours RPC
A quick command to find out the IP:
PORT - the port of your RPC
A quick command to find out your port
Example:
2οΈβ£ RPC URL
If you are using a domain name as a reference to your RPC, just paste it and you will see up-to-date information about how your RPC works.
Example:
3οΈβ£ Validator moniker
Just enter the name of your validator and you will get details about how it works.
Example:
4οΈβ£ Validator address
You need to specify your valoper address.
A quick command to find out the address:
Example:
Other possibilities β
If you have already entered the required data using 1 of the 4 methods, you can use the following options:
1οΈβ£ /start
use if you have never run our bot before
2οΈβ£ /check
manually review the status of your bot again (can be used at any time)
3οΈβ£ /reset
you can reset the bot to set it up again, for example
4οΈβ£ /toggle_alert
Notification of missed blocks by your validator
After adding one of the tracking methods, notifications are automatically turned on.
You will receive a notification if your validator has missed 50 blocks.
Every 5 minutes you will receive a notification if your node is missing blocks.
Example Alert
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